2,200ppm = 0.22% TREO. Is that high grade for clay-hosted material? I don't know. When we think of gold, copper, lithium oxide, etc., that percentage of mineralisation would be considered 'a duster'. I know that VML has assays of more like 2% TREO but that's in hard rock, not clay. It might be a totally different ball game. Perhaps others can shed light on that matter so everyone is better informed. Good luck to all anyway.
Ann: Jupiter Maiden Resource - Australia's Largest Clay Hosted, page-6
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