further high grade silver intersections at par, page-14

As I posted in march of this year, the good Doctor, of D and D fame, uses a fairly simple rule of thumb to work out if results from silver drilling are economic and positive:

Intersection x grade - if it adds up to over 5000 then it's happy days (for gold it is intersection x grade and if its over 100 then get the party started).

I did something similar earlier this year after the results in February but if one looks at what we have discovered since then the potential of Paris really starts to come into focus.

The below are the best results to date and the numbers in brackets are the sum of the Doctor's equation:

Line 2
PPRC039 (18335)
PPHD009 (25998)

Line6
PPRC025 (12698)
PPRC026 (12670)

Line 7
PLAC103 (5263)
PPRC003 (25191)
PPDH001 (5263)
PPDH002 (42316)
PPDH023 (25910)

Line 8
PPRC008 (11975)

As I mentioned above, I have cherry picked the very best results but the numbers are staggering.

I think JA is undercooking things with his "underground grades with open-pit mine" comment.