Not quite sure the goal of this slight update - but nevertheless, paints a slightly clearer picture. Just for fun I ran the numbers in the report through CoPilot AI. Just a summary of what we already know about the intercepts - they are decent, but much more drilling to be done to determine if there is any economic viability here.
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Here's a breakdown:
Copper (Cu): The grades range from 0.8% to 4.8%, which are considered good to very high. The average grade for operating copper mines is around 0.53%.
Lead (Pb): The grades range from 7.4% to 31%, which are exceptionally high. Typical lead grades are much lower.
Zinc (Zn): The grades range from 1.9% to 3.1%, which are moderate to high. The average grade for zinc is around 2.5-3%.
Silver (Ag): The grades range from 9.0 g/t to 36 g/t, which are quite high for silver.
The intercept lengths are also significant, with the longest being 29.5 meters. These results suggest a potentially valuable mineralized zone with high grades of multiple metals.
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Ann: Update to Discovery Hole Intercepts ASX announcement, page-2
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