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If the reef from Telfer extends across 15km to Red Setter (and it should do , look at the Great Barrier Reef ) then to hit that will be great news 👍

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A real big prize would be to interact a reef like the "Telfer Deeps" 1000m below surface. Over 15g/t gold , over 2% copper !

https://portergeo.com.au/database/mineinfo-mb.asp?mineid=mn224

Cheers LOT , My geology knowledge isn't great but it all seems directly analogous to Telfer. It's hitting those reefs which will give the best grades ! 2.6% copper !

Known as the "Telfer Deeps " 1000m below surface ,

High grade deposits . 2.6 % copper , 15g /t gold . That's probably why the drilling is going as deep as possible to hit the reefs ; knowledge of Telfer being so important.

"In 1991 surface exploration diamond drilling intersected the I30 quartz reef within the Main Dome at 1000 m below surface."

In a nutshell there is a large mass of hidden granite under Telfer which was the source of the gold and copper in the region .

https://portergeo.com.au/database/mineinfo-mb.asp?mineid=mn224

Https://www.ig.com/uk/news-and-trade-ideas/wishbone-gold-shares-rally-on-promising-drilling-results-and-new-250828

I do believe you are right Manifesto ! I haven't seen this before !

I think Wishbone have discovered something very exciting and special here but will need lots of extra drilling to prove it's a commercial proposition. If that's the case then these variations in the share price at the moment will be totally insignificant.

Well that makes sense...share laundering.

Plus the very large share purchases before the first RNS about this discovery...they also need investigation. Perhaps there's a link .

If indeed the forward selling of unissued shares has happened then those involved should be investigated.

There are hefty fines for the forward selling of unissued shares (£300,000 is one such example ) . Is it worth risking that for a £1.5 million investment ? It's likely that the profits made are going to be much greater after the assay results are released than short-term gains from the forward selling of unissued shares . IMHO

It's very encouraging indeed 👍 The investor/s could have waited until after the assay results to invest but their return on their investment might not have been so lucrative . Anyway, it's still a gamble but all very positive .

Napthman , if you can't distinguish quartz veining from an actual abundance of metal deposits in the Havieron cores then you need your eyes testing !

I agree it's a gamble . If you look at the geology it lies the other side of a fault line from Telfer. On the Telfer side of the fault line there is all the granite. Fault lines can act as traps . Just be cautious folks . There's lots of hype and ramping with little substance. Have a look at Havieron core samples... they are on a different level .

Guys 'n' Gals , you needs to be seeing a lot more inclusions in the core samples. Most of them have drawn a blank .

Take a close look at this example from Havieron ..this is what you need to be seeing in the majority of the core samples . Then Google pyrite and think to yourself am I being taken for a fool here ? 🙃 Do your research and certainly don't be drawn in by this blatant ramping.

https://x.com/stocksandrocks/status/1075249296017043457?t=LQoTdzcN5wzUSmVKYMOq1Q&s=19

This is what a Havieron core looks like for comparison....

https://x.com/stocksandrocks/status/1075249296017043457?t=SD_j4rxRVVxe6FEckalesQ&s=19

In order to spend hundreds of millions of dollars accessing a deposit hundreds of meters below ground it has to be exceptional . Havieron was exceptional. Have a look at photos of some of their core samples in comparison.

It's Pyrite and Chalcophyrite . I wasn't impressed with today’s RNS . If you want to see some gold-laden core samples then have a look at some from Havieron ! You need to do some more research, NEWS !!

Pyrite is fools gold , so don't be taken in by photographs of core samples. Wait for the results before investing significant sums of money . Be careful folks .

DYOR !