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Originally posted by doodledog ↑

There is no way the bulk sample was a chance in a million, walked up to a clear
spot in the wilderness at Purdys Reward with no bushes and starting digging a bulk
sample and bingo, 2 ounces of gold per tonne.
What are the astronomical odds that this was the only golden spot in all those
square miles and they jagged it. Totally unbelievable to me.
What about all the other pits that surround the Purdys area. The prospectors dug
all the holes because it was good exercise for them?
What about the video of the 'Wild Man' prospector working in his pit with the detector
and showing where he had been digging for a month. He had no reason to leave as it
kept producing nuggets just like he said.

On the other hand, what if QH wandered around with a metal detector and got a
nice return and decided to dig there. Well if they chose to dig that location it
would not be a very representative sample on which to base a million dollar spend
on leases which is still happening according to QH last report.
Readings obtained from this method would supply false info and I dont for a
moment think that QH would anchor his 13 year search to a sample that was falsely
obtained. Then knowing that, sign up to hand over millions of dollars of his
company wealth to lease the area then many more millions exploring and drilling it
knowing he tricked everyone and picked the spot with a metal detector.

Nah, I believe that Purdys is very golden and from what Johnathon described earlier
of Comet Wells that is even more golden than Purdys.

This is hardly financial advice and I am biased because I hold, so do your own research.

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That's a good point and in one of the interviews with Jay Taylor QH addresses this issue (sorry I don't have the link) saying that there was a line of these pits showing exactly where the surface nuggets were and they could have chosen any of these areas for the sample. They based the sample location on the slope of the terrain, that one appearing to be the easiest to obtain the sample.

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