Ann: Lead Zinc Silver Pits Completed - Turkey Project, page-9

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17/12/14

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Originally posted by andyno3 ↑

Damn it's taking a long time to process the 53 tonne,
Don't you just love this paragraph from the ann.

"53 tonnes of Pb-Ag bearing material that is saleable under the Meskan Olmez Madencilik Ltd Şti offtake agreement has been shipped to the location of the flotation plant in Olgunlar, Turkey where it was weighed and sampled. Several hundred tonnes of Zn and Pb bearing iron-rich material have also been stockpiled. This material would be considered for future upgrading should a larger operation commence at Uludere. A provisional invoice has been issued in relation to this material with a final invoice to follow once independent laboratory assays are received. The provisional invoice has a value of $365.62 per tonne based on the provisional assay completed by the atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) laboratory equipment situated at the plant.
So in the above they state it has been weighed and sampled?? as below.
Turkey where it was weighed and sampled.
Then
based on the provisional assay completed by the atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) laboratory equipment situated at the plant.

But wait theirs more :

A provisional invoice has been issued in relation to this material with a final invoice to follow once independent laboratory assays are received.

So the plant that is to process buy the dirt wants to get an independent assay?? yet it has already been tested in the AAS lab???

Talk about gobeldy gook

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