Stibium - For the soil samples, the antimony added an average of...

Stibium -


For the soil samples, the antimony added an average of 0.09g/t AuEq to the gold assays. So that is the value of the by-product.

Kingsgate in Thailand is marginally profitable from 0.5g/t ore for example, from multiple pits spread over 3km (largest pit soon to be 1km long). The by-product gets you almost 20% of the way to that grade.

But actually, the soil samples averaged 2g/t Au, so the 0.09g/t AuEq Antimony on top added 4.5% to the grade. Stibium's samples run for 400m.

So it's good grades (if soil samples are not so selective to be deceiving). (Somebody tell me if there are soil samples for Korbel or RPM, so I can compare to their drill results.)

So it's a minor by-product, being 1/21 as valuable as the gold in this soil, unless they could find a big vein. Eg. Donlin, RPM North.

So it's a minor by-product, unless finding a big vein. I guess antimony has potential for veins like gold does. But the soil seems to have more gold.


Looks like Stibium was on their radar since 2019 at least. Trumpet was apparently not.


This other colour anomaly seems to be called Revelation, but got no attention recently -



Same thing occurs for GoldMiningInc