Posted On: 09/26/2013 9:13:50 PM
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yes, thanks madflight- and thanks for your excellent dd--a real trooper there - i saw that but failed to comment on the gold and copper %
cwrn's gold % is a little higher than i thought -open pit mines can operate as low as .5g/ton gold- cwrn's high end of gold % - though any gold miner would prefer 1g/ton gold- depends on how low cost the jurisdiction is-when gold went to 1800 plus some gold miners went wild w all in marginal costs of 1400/oz-they often only report cash costs but all in costs are much higher for gold miners
from what i've seen copper can operate as low as .2%-cutoff grade I've seen in copper NI-43-101's-- but they would prefer .5% -so cwrn is not mining for copper as some bashers hilariously have said in the past but they do collect and throw the larger copper pods they find into those 25 ton containers-Rocket and I have posted pics of the copper/containers from prior to this board opening
Navial does have silver, and as i think kubi has said, silver could be in the San Vicente river wadi -a 200 ft wide strip of which joins the N and S 1/2 of Baja 14
cwrn's gold % is a little higher than i thought -open pit mines can operate as low as .5g/ton gold- cwrn's high end of gold % - though any gold miner would prefer 1g/ton gold- depends on how low cost the jurisdiction is-when gold went to 1800 plus some gold miners went wild w all in marginal costs of 1400/oz-they often only report cash costs but all in costs are much higher for gold miners
from what i've seen copper can operate as low as .2%-cutoff grade I've seen in copper NI-43-101's-- but they would prefer .5% -so cwrn is not mining for copper as some bashers hilariously have said in the past but they do collect and throw the larger copper pods they find into those 25 ton containers-Rocket and I have posted pics of the copper/containers from prior to this board opening
Navial does have silver, and as i think kubi has said, silver could be in the San Vicente river wadi -a 200 ft wide strip of which joins the N and S 1/2 of Baja 14
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