The way its suppose to read is this:
there are 290 million tons of material that is all above 0.18 g/t. The average grade of that 290 million tons is 0.4 g/t.
Issue is, the maths don't check out. If you do the math, it comes out to 3.7ish moz. They have only reported 3.3. Something is not right, and I really hope its not because they rounded up to 0.4g/t...
The way its suppose to read is this:there are 290 million tons...
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