Just some further information in regards to our amazing possible...

Just some further information in regards to our amazing possible find:

This is a part of a survey from 1969 by (whelan).
SEVIER LAKE
Lithium bearing brines are found in shallow depths in the sediments of Sevier lake, a player lake in south western Utah. The mean of 10 brine analyses, all samples from sites in the southern half of the playa, is given in table 27.
Assuming that the hydrologic characteristics of Sevier lake sediments are similar to those of the Great Salt Lake Desert sediments and calculating the possible production for relative sampled areas and brine concentrations, one would obtain a potential of about 450-540 tonnes lithium. Because all of the sampled points are in the south half of the lake, the resource maybe double the given value.

This looks good and even better. I'm very encouraged and even though I did not start my research earlier and had to pay a higher price than some, I still continue to purchase more when is possible & perhaps even revalue my strategy as I can see a vision that has the potential to become the next Clayton valley.