Dominant Land Position, Sprawling Assets: Junior Explorer Wedged...

Dominant Land Position, Sprawling Assets: Junior Explorer Wedged Between Majors.

See http://www.nextminingboom.com/junior-explorer-wedged-between-majors-in-famous-aussie-mining-region/?utm_campaign=MDSDA-

MA1&utm_source=HC&utm_medium=edm&utm_content=20140404

I have been thinking about all this. I thought all we had was coal. Where do all the other minerals come from, the ones that sit between the world’s biggest

underground mine and the world’s biggest silver mine ??????

The project holds a whopping JORC inferred 30 million tonne resource at 1.3% copper equivalent. Broken down this is 165,000 tonnes of copper, 274,000 ounces

of gold. Add 25,000 tonnes of molybdenum in there too.

And to add further to the bounty, it all comes with 2.2 million ounces of rhenium – a metal so rare and sought after that miners in Japan dangle by a rope

into live volcanoes to pick out tiny scraps with hand tools.

Not a bad set up for what's supposedly only a coal mine.

Can anybody throw further light on all this, clarify the situation.

Great if all is true, and MRV is who we are talking about.