I'm curious about the rich coarse gold content simply panned out of surface material that may not have been fully accounted for in the core assay tests to date.
I understood that fire assays show up this anomaly, but so far they don't appear to have been reported.
I'm wondering if the unusually high 85 to 92% recovery in gravity tests could possibly be a real 65% recovery with more gold left in the tailings.
This isn't something I fully understand and hoped someone on the thread could clear up.
I'm curious about the rich coarse gold content simply panned out...
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