"A 15m wide zone containing 5% visible chalcopyrite mineralisation (copper) was intersected in quartz sandstones at a depth of 384m. The presence of high grade chalcopyrite has been confirmed by results obtained from a Niton XLt handheld portable XRF analyser on loan from Poseidon Nickel Ltd."
"Secondly, analysis was undertaken with a properly calibrated Niton XLT....50-100 samples were taken on the 15m intersection of chalcopyrite and tests were conducted on control samples to verify the accuracy of the Niton XRF"
So what happened? Was the Niton wrong (how could it be if control samples were used?), or did someone LIE THROUGH THEIR TEETH?
PRW Price at posting:
5.3¢ Sentiment: ST Sell Disclosure: Not Held
