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It looks like Kelp is going to Boil...!

https://www.livestrong.com/article/548716-how-to-cook-dried-kelp/

The trade reporting is misleading, I bought 6m this morning in 2 batches and paid 0.0702

Please excuse my ignorance for asking such a basic question, but as pure gold is 1000000g per ton and the best concentrate they have is 461g per ton, then the samples after all that processing are 0.0461% gold. Is that what was expected from the pilot plant?

And don't forget to add 0.02g per ton for the weight of gold.

So if this ends up in a battle to take over the company, I'd expect there to be a bidding war...between China and Australia?!!!
Bring it on!

What are the chances of success at Chudich? It's worth noting that Shell previously reported the geological chance of success ("GCOS") for the Chuditch Discovery to be 100%

10 bags? This could genuinely be a 100 bagger.

I was just quoted 0.0601 to sell and 0.06 to buy, so I bought 5.6million. The last time I saw this situation was with alba minerals just before their rise from 0.06 to 0.55

They were having the graphite analysed by ProGraphite in Germany to see if it was good for batteries. That was in February. No news yet? Hope it's not a case of bad news travelling slowly, like the last gold assay results.

Well done for getting in at 0.01p shorter, that's a 45 bagger! Just out of curiosity, when did you buy at 0.01p?

Has anyone had a response from alba to their emails, sent to them regarding the very low level of gold in the concentrate?

I'd also like to know what proportion of the mine is accessible, as they themselves have stated that the mine is completely flooded from level two down.

When Scotgold processed 1100 tons of bulk ore they produced 300kg of concentrate. So that's a concentration ratio of 3666:1
If albas ore was concentrated by the same amount it translates to 0.0056g of gold per ton in the bulk ore. So my calculation of 0.2g per ton may be a massive overestimate.

If alba sent off, say, 1 ton of sample to be processed, then this was concentrated to 100:1 (not unreasonable in the industry) then that would have given 10 kg of concentrate. We know that concentrate has 20g of gold per ton, so the original bulk sample would have contained just 0.2g gold per ton.

Look at the cores on twitter, the gold is found only in the quartz. The quartz vein is roughly 10% of the total core that was assayed. Therefore the concentration of gold in the quartz is actually about 18g per ton. I'm sure that's why they are justifiably delighted with the assay results.

I can't find any information on the alba website regarding the extensive archaeological survey that must be completed before any trenching work can begin. Does anyone have any info on this? They have to get the planners approval for this work but I don't see any application submitted as yet. Even after the archaeological survey has been completed they still have to apply to the planners for permission to proceed with the trenching.
Hopefully this is all out in the news somewhere and I have missed it. It does worry me at the moment though.

I think that they have got wind of the gold grades and are going back to the sweet spots to get as much out before the end of the month. That's what I would be doing.

Near the end of the program they showed a map of the UK with various places highlighted on it, presumably places featured in the series. One of the places was right on top of the Clogau gold mine, so I'd expect it to be featured in near future. Perhaps they will time it to coincide with the news release of a bonanza grade gold discovery.

If the gold is as high-grade as I expect they would need to be building sentry boxes for the armed guards that they will need to protect the mine.

I'm not sure if this has been posted before but it shows the massive extent of the titanium deposit at Thule. In my mind it was just a smallish black beach but it is huge and has a very high level of the valuable ore.
https://www.share-talk.com/alba-mineral-resources-plc-aimalba-thule-flyover-video-with-voiceover/#gs.gd3i94

If anyone is wondering what it looks like, it looks like this. 400 tons like this. ttp://www.mwminerals.com/m6270_Gold_Wales.html