"So does that mean they cut half meter channel samples from the...

"So does that mean they cut half meter channel samples from the side walls of the old mine and came back with 30-67g/t results?"

Yes, it does.

There's been 230,000 ounces mined at an average grade of 26g/t gold (100-150 years ago), so 30-60g/t areas shouldn't surprise anyone as you'd get other areas that are "only 10g/t Au", for example, and it all averages out to 26g/t.

This could be really good and probably justifies MAG's current valuation by itself, without any of the potential company-making porphyry targets (all 50+ of them).


Below is a video that shows someone else taking underground channel samples as MAG did.


Cheers,

GB.