Wait you guys think that a deposit that is drilled directly down the known resource, with unknown width, in the middle of an area that can't be drilled for months of the year, is worth more than this? Let alone the hits being very deep. How about all the water that is in the "strike length"? Dewatering itself will be an enormous cost if this ever gets to production - just look at the project....!
All reported widths are core length.
True widths are not known and may vary widely from hole to hole based on the drill hole angle and the highly variable nature of pegmatite bodies, which tend to pinch and swell aggressively along strike and to depth. i.e. The dip of the mineralized pegmatite body has variations in a
vertical sense and along strike, so the true widths are not always apparent until several holes have been drilled in any
particular drill-fence.
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