Questions for people in the know:
If they had to get intervals re-assayed from what I have read on the interweb there are three possible reasons:
1. Very high grade results that should be re-confirmed
2. Gold is course and the initial fire assay didn't provide accurate results as the nugget effect can skew due to not having equal samples
3. The initial assay results were so poor they couldn't believe it and asked them to repeat
what are peoples thoughts? do you think we have option 1, 2 or 3?
Also if we need to reassay does that mean another month of transporting samples (10 days from memory) plus time to do the prep and lab work?
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