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04/06/15

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Originally posted by nihilism ↑

my limited geology knowledge would suggest that despite this thought, you also need the correct surrounding minerals and settling conditions to create a massive sulphide along a basal contact.

Roe hills seems more likely to meet those conditions because of the nickel sites on the otherside more than nova because of fault pathways. I think MPJ is pointing towards that too, so you'd be better off looking at that style of mineralisation.

generally you get a longer strike (from the kambalda type mineralisation) but a smaller width and lower Ni/Cu grade (due to pyrrhotite being the major constituent) than what was seen at nova.

A discovery would be significant but not in the same league as nova IMO.

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This is exactly why people can ask your opinion... discovery is definitely on the cards but not like NOVA more like Kambalda... last few announcements can be referred..

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