3.8 oz per tonne?
I appreciate it is feedstock, but I think this needs to be looked into in a lot more detail in order to understand the opportunity.
Given there is 28g in an oz, and they are claiming 106g/t, which is 10x what is considered high grade.
A "Troy Oz" has 31g, but irrespective, it is still 8x what is considered high grade.
3.8 oz per tonne?I appreciate it is feedstock, but I think this...
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