you need to think about mineability. There are a stack of thinnish veins that typically lack strike continuity, being constrained by the host dyke. This means a lot of vertical development for not a lot of tonnes.
All intercepts are not ETT (estimates true thickness) meaning what is announced is far from the actual thickness of these vein sets. The main hole for this announcement (082) is drilled at a 30 degree angle, there abouts, to the vein sets. The only way this will get processed is when Costerfield need some ore to fill their mill.
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