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Wouldn't want to be out of this over the weekend

And that Mr Cautious has always been said, we are just hanging on their coattails

GB, looks like Clownski is still posting total trash, all the money in the world and zero education

Is Moronski spouting diatribe again? what a sad life he must lead. Posting rhetoric, just to get a response. Good research and understanding of Parys mountain is what will bring investors here, just the Gold alone is worth millions at £2481 per ounce

Ha ha ha ha is that idjit Hussy still posting on here, I just get ...."This message has been filtered, please adjust your filters to view", Brent he is just a fantasist, a record fish catching, Harley riding, Mansion owning, Race Horse owning, Opal dealing, Gold Trading, fantasist and all the other bo'lox that he posts, he just loves the attention, #adultADHD

£20k a month Robbie !!!! ha ha ha do the figures, £240k a year before any expenses, they need to be doing several a week

Well that was a shoite RNS, however it has confirmed something, I believe this is rock bottom, share price didnt budge

Ha ha ha Leveller neither would I 8-))

Leveller, maybe the 3rd or 4th Apr 8-((

Was CASP once ROXI? and you have been invested since then, I didn't know that, sorry Seaeagle, I am being flippant and childish 8-))

Ocelot, you are off your head, how the ^££^$%) did you come up with 106.6g per tonne !!! you are talking post processed ore, not blasted/waste tip ore

Greeno, doesn't make sense to process the waste, what was the average grade across all the trenches?

Saints, have you tried getting a loan recently 8-))

Robbie, this is where I have a problem, yes they may have had 300g per tonne, just once, in 1 tonne, back in 1968, this why saying "Up to x g per tonne" is very misleading or "Up to x g per tonne" from concentrates

Just a thought, if 31g came from the tips, where did the other 62g come from for the other 2 coins?

Robbie, anyone can guess 100g-300g per tonne, it could be 3g-5g tonne or 1kg-3kg per tonne, what is a problem is ongoing costs, manpower and the BOD are costing huge amounts of money each month, is there enough money to last until the Gold is monetised

At last an RNS everyone can understand, 1g per tonne out of the scraps basically, not the intended pay zone, it is very concerning they appear to be looking back to the waste tips, what happened to the fantastically high extrapolated figures, we know that 4 out of the 5 trenches were rubbish, the 1 good trench of waste, however we were told that it was more than "Up to 3g per tonne" ....... getting concerned now.

Many hundreds of man days have been spent to get to this point, I fear the sale of the coins/medals/tokens may not cover much more expenditure, pie in the sky figure £10k each, £30k ............ thats not going to last long

Hundreds of tonnes sat there, it could be just rubble or good pay dirt,

So the 33 tonnes dug out of the waste tip, gave us 31g, just under 1g per tonne average grade (Not processed, concentrated fines) hence why we paused the waste tip, the relatively small (Yet to be revealed) tonnage of test production ore gave us something over 62g