Amertoo Good one mate but I gave up long ago trying to work it...

Amertoo Good one mate but I gave up long ago trying to work it out -the most complex geology imaginable! Why when I run my ground on the Abernethy Shear past geologists all I get is a blank stare

The cross section you posted shows consistent grades in the mineralised zone at the bottom of the section as having better grades and more potential if it translated into tonnage than darlings of the stock market like CMM mining less than 1g/t.
Fact is we are spoilt for choice -
Now feast your eyes on some additional Lydia cross sections - numbers like 80 metres @ 1.9 g/t. Or a mere 37 metres at 1.8 g/t. I hold a few emerging goldies like AAR but I am not sure I see anything like the potential of Lydia. And for those doing numbers on Crown Prince based on a small high -grade pit - think again - we have historical exploration results that are equally stunning in many respects to Crown Prince in terms of strike length and depth potential waiting for intensive resource definition. If there isn't many millions of oz's amongst this lot when they get about ten rigs on the job I will walk to Bourke and back-