Yep,
My understanding:
- The number of holes that weren't assayed for Ag/Zn, if retrievable, can be reassayed now.
- For the holes that weren't assayed for Ag/Zn and can't be located in storage, it would mean a loss in drill core yet the intercept can still be included for MRE, if not used already.
Upside either way.
Still can't believe KBL didn't systematically approach the deposit, just seems crazy.
Ann: High-Grade Shallow Intersections from Sorby Hills, page-37
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