In the recent coal discovery announcement it mentioned something like "Note previous seam 6 intercept had a thickness on 12.02 metres." I also read that Seam 6 was the main production deposit of the Pecket mine.
The current hole being drilled surely must be of great significance. If they strike a similar 12m thickness in seam 6 then I truly think we are well on our way.
Any thoughts anyone?
In the recent coal discovery announcement it mentioned something...
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