Agree - it's been building beautifully since MEK acquired 100%...

Agree - it's been building beautifully since MEK acquired 100% of the resource.

Under Doray Minerals and Chalice Gold Mines in 2015, Turnberry started out with consistent yields that looked like this:
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In July 2016, Doray Minerals announced the Turnberry maiden resource of 4.6Mt @ 1.8g/t for 266,000 ounces.
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And since acquiring in December 2020, MEK now has it looking like this:
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So the millions of ounces question is: If the results and shallow grades have been so consistent across these targets (plus whatever high grades are lurking below 200m) - just how much gold is there?

St Anne's is already looking like a Turnberry doppelgänger.

And once you start staring into that 3.5km abyss of under explored strike between Turnberry and St. Anne's - drawing on the consistency of assays across these targets - it is very hard to unsee a rich connected gold system that runs between them.

I'll take these grades across 7kms (open in multi-directions) - any day of the week.

Of course, the obligatory caveat - DYOR.

Turnberry - May 2021: 610koz AU (#6064313)
Turnberry - December 2022: ?
St Annes - Turnberry - March 2023: ?

2023 & Beyond? $$$$$$$$$

GLTAH.