The below is an extract from CPN's quarterly released today. You...

The below is an extract from CPN's quarterly released today. You can see that Greg Miles is excited over even 01.g/t. Now I know that surface samples are never a true indication what lies beneath. But our .5% average over the samples implies Rh 5000g/t. If we were to get even a few 1,000 tonnes @ 0.05% we would still have 500 g/t.. So 2,000 tonnes would contain $606m dollars worth of Rh at todays prices. We can dream.

Rhodium is a rare and extremely valuable element so grades greater than 100ppb, or 0.1g/t, are considered
highly significant. Despite the value of rhodium, routine analysis is rarely undertaken because of the scarcity of
the metal and significant additional cost to assay the full 6-PGE suite. Prior to Caspin’s involvement in the
project, only five samples had ever been assayed for rhodium as part of a metallurgical sighter program in 2006.
Therefore, the potential for rhodium mineralisation has never been evaluated. The Company is extremely
encouraged that its first-ever assaying of rhodium has returned such significant results.
The Company will now review all of its past exploration results with a view to selecting zones of PGE-rich
mineralisation for 6-element PGE assay, with the aim to identify further rhodium mineralisation.