MT4 Nov 2021 19:44
UK Investor Show 2014 video - Eurasia Mining
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHpIf9bKM0M&t=125s&ab_channel=TomWinnifrith
The above was uploaded by no other than ugly dude himself, Tom W hahaha. He should have gone long on EUA in 2016 but he did the opposite and lost big! #stillbitter
If you pause that vid at 11:22, you'll see some numbers. Very similar to what you see in the link below ,page 6.
from page 6
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:6S3bX7EIycUJ:www.vsegei.com/ru/public/reggeology_met/content/2019/79/79_08.pdf+&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk
"The most powerful and spatially consistent veins are concentrated in the Nittis massif.In addition to living, on this array were metin the last years of mining, ore stocks have been measure in diameter up to 9 m and long-to a depth of up to 30 m.reserves of the deposit were (thousand tons):158 nickel, 90 copper and 6.43 cobalt. Average content in ore (as of 01.01.1957):nickel - 5.1%, copper - 2.9%, cobalt -0.23%, platinum 1.46 g / t, palladium - 6.92 g / t,rhodium - 0.21 g / t, iridium - 0.031 g / t, ash-ta - 0.02 g / t. Mineral composition of solidsulfide veins: pyrrhotite (70-80%), pentane-dite (5-15%), chalcopyrite (7-15%), magnetite(8-10%) and pyrite (0-3%). In addition, the place-birth is very favorable to power sources(HPP cascade atR. Niva near Kandalaksha) and enough close, only 30 km, from the main road for this territory of the Murmansk railway"
That is just from drilling data depth 200m. EUA would have gone 500m like rosgeo and would have proved up much more than the above. If you add up the numbers that is massive amount of rare metals. The Rhodium alone would be worth a lot. This is just at MT. Add the flanks , Rosgeo etc and you know why this has taken long and why we're still in a bidding war. CS said, "we made some rather spectacular discoveries at Nittis". In one of the videos, he also said they'll be looking to sell this massive asset. Years of hard work is about to pay BIG! MT without the flanks , WK or Rosegeo assets is multiple of our current MC.
GLA