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MT100 Is super high grade, FCM wouldnt put "Bonanza" otherwise.

holes 1-4 shower a decent halo of gold, hole 5 shows bonanza grade! 0.3 x 43 = 12.9 M3 that a fantastcic strike, its already an economical find, if they can further prove this up over the distance then it really is the full package.

Classic skit your pants moment before actual news drops.. Guys... Gals... Visual Gold, not once, not twice but three times.

To be fair the Lab and FCM are doing extremely well keeping a lid on this but we all know there will be a sign some where before news drops.

Think about it.. The Roy prospect samples from holes one and two were cut, sampled and sent to the Thunder Bay lab on or before 17 March. That means the lab has had them for five weeks now. Ontario explorers are currently seeing waits of six to eight weeks, so we’re still right in the normal window.

The latest company update, which was in April, said assay results are awaited in the next few weeks, which would mean we should receive them around the end of April into early May.

Looks like we’re getting close to some potentially very strong news!

Hold for Gold !

11% spread wtf...

Do you really want to be out of this share over the weekend?

117,200,000 Cash Warrants with an exercise price of 4p remaining unexercised. Such remaining unexercised Cash Warrants will expire on 11 July 2026 if not exercised.

If we are talking double didgits later this year are we looking at these warrants being exercised in July?

Link to the interview?

Lot of dilution here...

Roy is being positioned as the proof of concept target, if as we believe assays validate the visual success, it de-risks the entire structurally complex corridor across Roy Pettigrew and Sunbeam, this could be massive!

https://x.com/firstclassmetal/status/2043969940932219018?s=46

Regardless of whether there is or isn't an RNS tomorrow, it just shows you how fast this one can move, limited amount of shares, small market cap, one sniff of a capital investment plan (Kerrs) or a leak from the lab, possibly VG4, there is lots coming in the net couple of weeks, it will naturally start lifting as we approch this period as investors take thier positions.

Fantastic RNS, many waking up to the potential of this one.

4p now ion L2

Huge demand here.

Stood, pictured either side of that handbag in Amsterdam would cause quite a stir.

Doesn’t make any difference, nothing can be sold until those shares are allocated which is on the 15th of April. It’s likely the investor will hold but even if he did sell there’s nothing they can do until the 15th which means all next week and part of the week after this baby is going to climb.

Https://x.com/reuters/status/2039852881445261792?s=46

It’s slightly worrying reading below the figures of 122g/t and I do hope people aren’t thinking that is remotely possible in Sunbeam for FCM? Very happy to be proven wrong.

For FCM’s Roy prospect at Sunbeam (narrow quartz-vein style in Ontario, with visible gold in drill core over a 300m+ strike), the context leans toward underground-style thresholds rather than large open-pit operations.

• Open-pit bulk mining (low-cost, high-tonnage): Often viable at 0.5–2.0 g/t Au but this requires very wide, continuous zones—typically tens of metres thick—to justify the scale.

FCM’s early drilling shows a “broad mineralised package” but with narrow, high-nugget quartz veins and shear zones (historical channel samples: 18.8 g/t over 0.3m, 6.27 g/t over 0.35m, etc.). It’s not set up for bulk low-grade open pit at this stage.

• Underground / narrow-vein mining (higher costs, selective extraction): Typically needs 3.0–8.0+ g/t Au for economic viability, especially in early exploration where continuity, depth, and recovery aren’t yet proven. Comparable Ontario high-grade vein projects (e.g., West Red Lake Rowan resource) use cut-offs around 3.8 g/t Au for underground resources.

In gram-metres terms (grade × width)

For this style of deposit, a poor / sub-economic intercept would generally be under ~5 gram-metres (e.g., 5 g/t over 1m, or 2.5 g/t over 2m).

Anything consistently below 3–4 gram-metres across the holes would struggle to keep the project as a strong “ongoing concern” without significant more drilling or a major rerating—funding and investor interest could dry up quickly in a micro-cap like FCM.

Minimum to maintain momentum: Hits around 5+ gram-metres in several intervals (ideally with some higher-grade shoots like 8–15 g/t over 0.5–2m) would be enough to justify follow-up work and keep the story alive, especially with the visible gold already logged and OJEP grant support.

CEO Marc Sale has flagged visible gold as potentially “in the order of an ounce” (~31 g/t) depending on sample length—so the market is priced for upside from that bar, not low-grade bulk tonnage.

Assays remain pending (as of early April 2026), with no new releases since the March 17 RNS confirming the second visible gold hit.

This is only what I’ve read, DYOR

100,000 shares for 1% of a company thats providing luxury products Trex handbags...

Its not just about the handbag, it's about the licence to produce more of these items and the extensive range that could products.

Https://firstclassmetalsplc.com/first-class-focus

The April update from First Class Metals continues to reinforce the strength of the Roy prospect, highlighting steady on-site progress with core logging and sampling still ongoing across a district-scale system. What stands out is the methodical approach being taken to fully understand the geology and structural controls, which is critical in unlocking the true potential of a system already demonstrating multiple occurrences of visible gold within quartz vein material. Combined with earlier observations showing the potential for up to seven distinct gold-bearing areas and management’s indication that such visible gold can be associated with grades in the region of ~30 grams per tonne (1 ounce per tonne), the picture remains highly encouraging. Rather than a one-off event, the consistent intersection of the mineralised package and continued technical work suggests a scalable and coherent gold system is being developed, with assays now representing a key near-term catalyst. DYOR.

Recent developments at First Class Metals, particularly at the Roy prospect within the Sunbeam project, are increasingly pointing toward a potentially significant gold system. The key takeaway is not just the presence of visible gold, but the consistency and scale of the geology in which it is being found.

Drilling has repeatedly intersected a broad mineralised package of altered tonalite and deformed chloritic schist, cut by quartz veins and sulphide mineralisation. This structure has already been traced over more than 250 metres of strike and remains open, strongly suggesting a continuous and scalable system rather than isolated mineralisation.

The occurrence of visible gold across multiple locations, including separate zones within the same drill hole, is particularly encouraging. The gold is consistently associated with quartz veining and galena, reinforcing the interpretation of a structurally controlled mineralising system with multiple veins and repeated gold-bearing zones. This is exactly the type of geological setting that can host both grade and continuity.

Importantly, management has indicated that visible gold of this nature can be associated with grades in the region of 30 grams per tonne, depending on sample width. While assays will ultimately define the average grades, the presence of visible gold at this level strongly supports the potential for high-grade zones within the broader system.

Taken together — consistent intersections, multiple veins, repeated visible gold occurrences and increasing geological understanding — the evidence is building toward something of real substance. At this stage, the indicators are highly encouraging and suggest the project has the potential to deliver meaningful results as assays are released.

AJ10 - well spotted on that tweet.

A lot of people are missing what this latest update from FCM actually tells us.

Work is still ongoing at the Sunbeam project, with core logging and cutting continuing as the team builds a more complete understanding of the geology and structural controls across the system. This is not a delay at all but rather confirmation that the full dataset is still being processed and interpreted.

The important point is that not all of the core has been fully reviewed yet, meaning the picture is still developing. With 12 holes completed for over 1,000 metres, visible gold already identified in multiple zones, and a mineralised structure extending over 300 metres, this is clearly not a small or simple target. It is a large-scale system that requires a methodical approach.

As the work is still in progress, we could still get visible gold.

With assays pending and further analysis underway, the story is not finished, it is still unfolding. This phase is about building a robust understanding ahead of results.