"...shallow dipping shear-fault zone " I believ
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Posted On: 11/28/2018 6:49:01 PM
"...shallow dipping shear-fault zone "
I believe this is what Paul T referred to as the Julio Offset when I spoke with him a month ago and in the PR they call it the "main attractive structure".
I'm no geologist so can't say if the mylonite and siderite and hematite are typical gold bearing formations or if it's geo lingo that sounds good but may not mean anything with respect to an economic resource.
Some speculate on the 3 to 5 oz/ton range and I'll say without knowing anything that I sincerely doubt we see grades of that magnitude and dwelling on bonanza grades is doing what Don has done for years - set us all up for disappointment via overstated expectations. The share price is 0.008 - that's the result of 8 years of expectations that didn't materialize and more than a few dead ends.
Better to wait for the assays and not just the first two holes but the complete picture and then celebrate a big win or go back to the clubhouse.
rjw
I believe this is what Paul T referred to as the Julio Offset when I spoke with him a month ago and in the PR they call it the "main attractive structure".
I'm no geologist so can't say if the mylonite and siderite and hematite are typical gold bearing formations or if it's geo lingo that sounds good but may not mean anything with respect to an economic resource.
Some speculate on the 3 to 5 oz/ton range and I'll say without knowing anything that I sincerely doubt we see grades of that magnitude and dwelling on bonanza grades is doing what Don has done for years - set us all up for disappointment via overstated expectations. The share price is 0.008 - that's the result of 8 years of expectations that didn't materialize and more than a few dead ends.
Better to wait for the assays and not just the first two holes but the complete picture and then celebrate a big win or go back to the clubhouse.
rjw
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