Am I right in thinking that the best results they have for gold are 2-9 ppb.
Is that parts per billion?
If so they have a fair way to go before shareholders see any benefit.
It is generally accepted that ore with grades of gold as little as 0.5 parts per million (ppm) can be economically mined.
I haven't measured the gold content of soil in my back yard, but I would not be surprised if it came out as at least 2 ppb.
Anomalous, these results certainly seem to be.
Am I right in thinking that the best results they have for gold...
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