General Chat, page-6750

This old diagram shows that this vein is somewhere on the following mountain. I can't see 'exactly' where on the mountain. Rock chips refer to gold grade, not copper grade.




Also there's a long polymetallic trend something like this.


At least, according to the old diagram, and the prospects along that trend line.


Above is gold grades, and long trend. Below is copper grades.



Another company reports high grade copper rock chips of 20-30%. So I guess our 1-2% is fairly insignificant, just a byproduct, so the economics of it would depend on the gold grades.




But overall, even if something is there to be found, it would likely be 2-3 years slower than RPM, in terms of proving measured resources and potential development. So I guess it'll probably stay on the back burner. If anybody finds the photo of the copper cave again, I'd be interested to see it though.