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Thanks for that (glimmer). But I'll go back to basic "kitchen economics". If there is over $1b in the ground, then $85 or $100m isnt all that expensive. Have your primary and secondary crushers, it all comes down to horses for courses, and if we can afford it, then KAL ought to suggest this in their scoping study and feasibility report to us later this quarter. Why we've put men on the moon and split the atom, nothing's impossible. As for grade, well, if its there in quantities over 1g/t, then we ought to mine it if we've got the equipment to do it.
These are just my thoughts. I'm no uni-graduate or multi-millionaire, just a little average old fred with a few bucks invested in this company, wanting to see something back for it.