Don't be surprised if the results land ahead of the two week...

Don't be surprised if the results land ahead of the two week time frame guidance. Also, thought it be worthwhile to post a transcript of an interview with Greg Beisher from Millrock and some visual observations he made on the core. We now have a short wait but I personally take comfort from the fact that there was an XRF on site which may or may not have influenced the comments below.

https://www.outsiderclub.com/sneak-peek-junior-mining-monthly-has-the-best-coverage-in-the-sector/95662

Greg Beischer: Well, Gerardo, normally we would never do this. We would never make a press release and mention what we saw in the core. But in this case since the program's now shut down, at least temporarily, we thought we'd go ahead and do that.

I'll tell you the truth. We're really, really excited about what we see. We collared the hole, and to our surprise it was intersecting mineralization almost right away. Through the whole first 320 meters of the first drill hole, we are seeing veins here and there with the pyrite and arsenopyrites, and those are great indicators that there's also gold. But then we hit a really nice stretch at about 240 meters that was very heavily veined. Multiple veins of quartz with an abundance of pyrite, arsenopyrites, and even a little bit of the mineral bismuthinite, a bismuth sulfide.We know that when we see those sulfide minerals nextdoor at Pogo, it means there's gold in it, too. I've seen drill cores through the Pogo mine and near the edges of it, and man, if you laid this drill hole out beside Northern Star's core you wouldn't be able to tell the difference, even as a trained geologist. It looks identical.Now I've got to be cautious here. The regulatory compliance folks make me warn all the investors that just because the mineralization in this hole looks exactly like mineralization right nextdoor at the Pogo Gold Mine, it does not necessarily mean that we've discovered a deposit on our ground. But visually it looks great. I'm very hopeful for the assays, but I'm trying not to be over promotional, and just wait for the assays because I've been disappointed before by a good-looking core. But it's a lot better to have good-looking core than bad-looking core, and this looks good.

and from a response a bit further down in the article;
Again, it's the exact same alteration assemblage as is present at the Pogo mine and the Goodpaster deposit that is on Northern Star's ground just a short distance across the claim boundary.