Part 4 Minbrie Evaluation, page-7

Thanks for taking the time to go through the model much respect for that. Just to clarify, the numbers I posted were meant to be figurative, not predictive. I haven’t attempted to calculate any real valuation yet because we still don’t know which metals, how many, and in what proportions will be present across the entire 7 km system.The idea was simply to illustrate how valuations shift based on grade, strike length, and pricing especially once you include polymetallics like vanadium, germanium, indium, and cobalt. All prices I used were conservative copper at $12k/t, silver at $1.2M/t, lead and zinc at 2–3%, and so on. If anything, I’ve underestimated where this could head. Market is already recognising the trend: all these metal prices are heading north, not south. Would be happy to look over your model I’m sure you’ve picked up on a few things I missed. Let’s keep building. My wife’s starting to raise eyebrows says I spend more time talking mining and geology than with her. Next step will be after more data delivered to us. It will be more accurate. System is a live and that is the most important thing here. Good team can make us all rich here.