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Anyone got access to the Australian? Article posted on there today about Newcrest at the diggers conference.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/companies/if-thars-gold-in-thum-thar-rumours-newcrest-wont-have-a-bar-of-it/news-story/c70bb8351306de4ae4047889698142d1&ved=2ahUKEwi58_Gh4uzjAhUEiFwKHcvJCmoQFjAVegQIChAB&usg=AOvVaw2SETK4IVGbFHg2PdTP23DL&cshid=1565043764309

If that drillhole that's 5th from the left is HAD002 as I think from referencing the layout on slide 2 - we know the distance between HAD002 and HAD006 is roughly 200m - if the image in slide 1 is to scale then the furthest left of the drills is at least double the distance from HAD002 as HAD006 - or roughly 400metres.

It's gonna be a biggie (IMO) - DYOR - GLA Paddy

I don't think so sand - the historic drills never went anywhere near those depths.

Has anybody seen this post on hotcopper from last Friday from someone called dickie3times?

https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/greatland-gold-paterson-havieron.4889002/?post_id=39821656

It was posted in the XJO ticker thread with the title "Greatland Gold-Paterson Havieron"

The post just stated in capitals "NEWS FRIDAY"

I have googled this username and it has come up as an account on ADVFN and discussthemarket but not very active.
I have replied to the post asking for any elaboration but have not had any reply.

Any of you guys who have been around here a lot longer than me ever heard of this guy? maybe he's a crank but seems strange to post it in such an obscure place on HC??

GLA - Paddy

I'm guessing (guessing remember) that the colours are from the scan that the Corescan people do and they wouldn't be able to show the standard colours until the assays are complete and they can definitely say what is down there???

Paddy

Perhaps the purple one is the hole that they are planning to drill next ???

hi news,

Agreed mate - I also counted 14 and I think they have left HAD010 off the first slide also as there was nothing to report from that hole. If the drills to the left are showing mineralisation and they are also to scale then that is quite a distance to the left from HAD002.

Paddy

If you look at the drill holes on the first slide the yellow line seems to correlate with the host sediments (shown in green) on the second image - the fifth hole in from the left seems to me to be HAD002 so the first 4 holes from the left all seem to be previously unreported holes????

Hi Mercman,

The images are on the slides in the Newcrest presentation.

http://www.newcrest.com.au/media/presentations/2019/Diggers_and_Dealers_2019.pdf

Paddy

I'll tell another thing I've just noticed - the image in slide 1 is very conveniently cropped just at the point where the outstanding assays is pending for HAD011 - just saying...…..

Paddy

Looking at the slides from the Diggers & Dealers presentation they mention they are conducting real-time navigation, in-field geoanalysis and high-resolution logging and name-drop the company as Corescan.

http://www.corescan.com.au/services/onsite-bureau-services

Just having a look through their website and it looks like a very competent, professional set-up. According to the write-up on here they will know exactly what they have down to the point where they can select sections of the core to be sent for assay so as not to waste valuable time & money on sections with no mineralisation.

Also if you look at the image on slide 1 - called "Drillhole design - Havieron" it shows quite a few more holes than the image on slide 2 which is the image that was released in the exploration report. There are also colour-codes on these "new" holes and I'm guessing that these are completed holes showing the results of the on-site scanning that are now gone out for assay - if this is the case then there is a nice grouping further to the left which could interesting.

Remember there was a statement on the exploration report that said one of the objectives of the drilling was to
"Search for additional zones of mineralised breccia within the footprint of the coincident magnetic anomaly"

GLA - Paddy

Looks like there might be an interview with the CEO Sandeep Biswas later if the guy from CNBC posts it.

Maybe nothing to say about Havieron but will be worth a listen. I'll keep an eye out and post a link of anything appears.

https://twitter.com/WillKoulouris/status/1158305419078406144?s=19

GLA Paddy

Here you go Jerry - If you think the interview yesterday was bad have a look at this cringeworthy one...

https://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/224019/coffee-with-samso---artemis-resources-finding-the-next-telfer-224019.html

Paddy

Link to new presentation on the GGP website - dated August 2019

https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/20190801-GGP-Investor-presentation.pdf

GLA - Paddy

A bit more professional than the last"chat".

Nice mentions of Greatland and elephant country - let's hope we have a mammoth down there.

Hi news

Thanks for the links - lots of info from that Amber mining account.

Here's links to the relevant Twitter posts if anyone is interested.

https://twitter.com/AmberMining/status/1157325092814299137?s=19

New drilling results at Rio Tinto’s Winu #copper discovery in WA struggle to replicate the early success from the project. New results appeared comparatively modest, encouragingly, however, they show shallow broad zones of mineralisation often almost 200m

https://twitter.com/AmberMining/status/1157357949129543680?s=19

Rio Tinto faces challenges from both a lack of organic growth and high geopolitical risk says Jefferies. But Rio could increase exploration spending to boost organic growth, while also recommending strategic acquisitions and disposals of noncore businesses - Dow Jones News Wires

https://twitter.com/AmberMining/status/1157335448605401089?s=19

Is #iron ore's run coming to an end? It is set to close the week down by over 8% to $108.45/t on concerns about rising supplies from Brazil and slowing demand in China

Interesting to see that RIO SP is down on their latest results and a lot of people saying that the iron ore price bubble was the only reason it climbed to over AUD$100 recently. Maybe they do need to diversify a bit more to protect themselves from the swings in the iron ore demand. Interesting comment in the Dow Jones Newswire above about then making "strategic acquisitions".

Good Luck to All - Paddy

I was scratching my head after the reply from Les and just googled gold gypsies.....
Never watched that before so went right over my head earlier.
Maybe GH should sign them up for the campaign that will probably start next week.....
Paddy

Should be any day now - from the RNS dated 15th July
Key Highlights



· New aeromagnetic data collected across Paterson Range East successfully identifies and defines numerous high-priority targets with a similar magnetic signature to Havieron.
· Modelling of high-priority aeromagnetic targets is underway and these will be subject to detailed, grid-based ground gravity and surface geochemical work.

· Comprehensive ground gravity and surface geochemistry is expected to commence in August.

· High-priority targets will then be subject to further modelling and follow-up work, which may include Induced Polarisation ("IP") and/or Electromagnetic ("EM") geophysical surveys, prior to drill testing.

Oh hello.....

Just reading that paragraph in the Sprott note again

"Our view: Havieron’s conspicuous likeness to the 27Moz Telfer deposit is a major geologic endorsement
and suggests the project has world-class potential. However, we note that the ~400m of post-mineral
cover at Havieron mean that an underground operation would be required. At Telfer, mineralization
outcropped and the mine began as an open pit, but it has been operating as a successful underground at
Telfer Deeps since 2006 (Figure 2), so this is not an issue if the ounces are there."

What if we have another Telfer on our hands but as they say under 400m of cover - in theory then the drill results we are getting now would be in the area where Telfer was open-pit mined so potentially we still have to drill down to the equivalent depths to check if there are deposits similar to the "Telfer Deeps" which they are mining out now.

From the Mindat website it states that "Mineralisation in the Main Dome extends to a depth of 1300 m, and 1500 m for the West Dome"

https://www.mindat.org/loc-25162.html

So we could in theory be looking at mineralisation down to anywhere between 1700 - 1900m IF the geology is similar.....

Disclaimer - I'm not a geologist - these are only my thoughts and musings and should not be taken as investment advice

GLA - Paddy