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If you look back you can see that the diamond prospecting licenses were applied for before the polymetallic licenses and the diamond ones took a good few months. So by my calculations the polymetallic should be due by the end of August going by how long it took for the diamonds.

BOD were given the prospecting licenses for diamonds as mentioned below so there shouldn't be a problem with the polymetallic licenses either . It's just a matter of waiting . Hopefully they will all be granted . Then a joint venture . That JV could involve BOD issuing more shares but the costs for drilling etc. would very likely be covered by the JV partner .

Shaun knows a good looking core when he sees one !

That's great ....also Shaun Day (CEO of Greatland Gold ) made a comment saying that the cores were "very good looking" and " time will tell on grades "

It's the concentration of metals in the dome that will be exciting . Those towards the surface are just indicators for something bigger below.

It's a Telfer lookalike , with gold and copper already confirmed towards the surface. With a big dome underneath ...what more can you wish for ? Bring it on ! DYOR etc., etc .

Https://www.ga.gov.au/bigobj/GA3788.pdf

This is an old video of Callum Baxter who is the geologist who discovered Havieron. He explains the formation of trapped ore deposits in the area of Telfer and Havieron. Worth looking at to understand the way the gold is deposited from liquid ore fluids .

https://youtu.be/tyjDRNi0D58?si=wh4mHEKLgYWoA0Ge

Well done to all those involved with this ongoing discovery in Australia 🇦🇺 👏 👍 I'm amazed at the potential here and how it's directly analogous to the Havieron discovery . Watch this space folks ! Can't wait to find out what happens next ! DYOR and good luck 👍

Don't forget folks that gold and copper have already been found near the surface, not far away from the deep dome . That souce of gold and copper is thought to have originated from the massive dome . It looks like Wishbone have found the bullseye 🎯 It's the classic case of finding near surface deposits and then looking to see where it came from . And it wasn't far away ! DYOR, good luck 👍

It's good to know that previous drilling , nearby , towards the surface has found gold and copper and it's thought that that strike originates from this larger deeper dome . Looks like Wishbone have found the bullseye 🎯 through all the electromagnetic data and 3D images. Very exciting times ahead . DYOR and the best of luck folks 👍

If you want a cheap as chips 🍟 exposure to gold ✨️ then this company will be more exciting than buying a few gold sovereigns with your money 💰 The underlying estimate of the amount of gold in the ground should mean the sp has reached it's low point . ....given the price of gold keeps at these levels.

DYOR and good luck 👍

With 7 tailings dumps identified in Northern Peru it could be a great opportunity not only for NTVO but also for the local communities and the environment .

Bring it on !

How other mining companies have extracted thousands of ounces of gold from tailings....

https://www.thermofisher.com/blog/mining/from-tailings-to-treasure-a-new-mother-lode/

It's certainly not going to be an easy task is it !

Https://www.miningmx.com/trending/62107-zambian-mine-disaster-catastrophically-underestimated/

Correction to my previous reply....I think the tailings processing plant (if they go ahead with it ) will be a separate plant to the gold ore processing plant . 🪴 It's not exactly clear but they say they want to set up a centralised tailings processing plant so that other tailings dams in the region can be cleaned up . It looks like it will be a separate entity and project.

Don't know the answer , but would imagine the money for the plant would come from the mine revenues once restarted. Once the tailings can be processed in the plant then it should pay for itself in no time . The tailings being trucked in from wherever they are in Peru. Plus there is the extra revenue from processing other artisan mine output . They might raise more funds to get it up and running but it will pay for itself very quickly I would think .

Don't worry folks the gold hasn't gone anywhere 😊

It's the amount of gold in the ground that matters here. Electromagnetic surveys are capable of detecting metals up to 700 meters below the surface .

That's how it's possible to give a good estimate of the resource .