Increasing sulphides at depth is a great indicator for higher grades at the bottom of the target structure. This is expected as sulphides are denser rocks and hence they congregate in higher concentrations at the bottom of a horizon due to a higher meting temperature then the surrounding rock.
This is what I live for, positive indicators that de-risk a project. If NST want to swoop on RML, nothing less then 50c in my view if gold grades are similar to Pogo.
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