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Absolutely!
I like the sound of 9m tons graphite!

263 g/t
I don't think I can comprehend that figure!

@yanis
Yes, you'd like to think so!
Unearth the biggest nugget in Europe, that'll make for a decent rns! And they'd have to name it too of course!

@nookie
Or unearth gold nuggets the size of cannonballs!

@elir
Fully agree. I think your point underlines the maxim 'details matter'.

Blimey, per the diagram look at the length of the new found mass compared to the existing site workings. I'm delighted with this update!

I get the sense watching that video the exec chairman is excited and delighted!

Hello elir,
It's one to ponder.
The words debase and currency spring to mind.

I haven't seen that picture dropped previously. It's curious, but please correct me if I'm wrong.

The article is dated t oday. I'm curious about that small bag of gold and how it's described.

There is a picture on that article of a small bag of gold noting it was discovered by alba during drilling in 2020. This is news to me.

@elir
I'm guessing you're an engineering man by profession?
Can I ask what you made of today's progress update?

@greeno - brilliant observation re grade prediction. Brilliant.
Gla

I looked at the Wales licence area map on the crownestate , I never really appreciated the sheer size of the licence area until now.

Thanks elir

A very good working paper there.
Regards the 10 targets i concur with the nil value per yours. For what it is worth, In my thinking I attribute a 100k au oz strikes to at least two targets out of the 10 (they are digging for size right?). I understand one target is 4x size clogau and The recent vein find of 2.1m, suggests to me this is not an entirely wild assumption in my thinking.

@elir
Is there a link to your working paper please?

Great post kitty.
Going by last year the next annuals might be out around April. I'll be eyes down for that particular release.

@already
Oh look everyone, somebody missed missed my point entirely.

Oh look, somebody missed the entire point.