@davidle"has to be a speedo"Yes, 99% on the law of averages,...

@davidle

"has to be a speedo"


Yes, 99% on the law of averages, that's what it will be.

When it takes well over an hour to get Management out of bed to answer an enquiry from the ASX then it will be the regular "Nothing to see here" response.

Of course they might have something they are sitting on (lost count of ASX Explorers that do that) and are just waiting for a release date that suits their agenda.

Time reveales everything.



"they can't ann now that they are hitting gold nuggets"


From my readings of other close by exploration, the gold is difficult to see with the naked eye..................... trouble is that we haven't established what geological structure the Cu and what ever other base and precious metals present, originate from.

I did read a comment from one of the other posters that the Cobar deposits are ususally deep. However, the Kopyje Shelf is somewhat shallower and thus depth of mineralisation isn't established (just yet).

These graphics below are just a simple illustration of the general layout.








Source:

Vladimir David (2018) Cobar Deposits - Structural control, ASEGExtended Abstracts, 2018:1, 1-9, DOI: 10.1071/ASEG2018abT6_2G To link to thisarticle: https://doi.org/10.1071/ASEG2018abT6_2G

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1071/ASEG2018abT6_2G

MI