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Needs translating to work through -

"TO THE QUESTION ABOUT THE GEOLOGICAL POSITION AND PLATINITY OF THE MASSIVE GABBRO-10, MONCHEGORSK COMPLEX, KOLSKY REGION"

"Geological and geochemical studies show that the Gabbro-10 massif is a late intrusive phase of the layered Nyud-Poaz massif and is part of the Paleoproterozoic ore-magmatic system of the Monchegorsk complex. Platinum-metal-copper-nickel mineralization of the massif, containing, according to our data, up to 2.3 g / t Pd, refers to the contact type"

Blue PDF link in here, page 1 top left -

http://www.tsnigri.ru/magazine/RM/2018/4_18_Arm.pdf

The old license areas of Anglo JV days for those who are interested. Page 79 for a few pages. Explains about the exploration they did back in Anglo JV days -

"PGE PROJECTS OF EURASIA MINING ON KOLA PENINSULA, RUSSIA"

https://docplayer.ru/49133320-An-interreg-tacis-project-strategic-mineral-resources-of-lapland-base-for-the-sustainable-development-of-the-north.html

GLA

Research is where it's all at. Convert tons into ounces, have fun with the first part -

Reserves, Vuruchuaivench deposit,
Category C1+C2
Ore (Mt) 83.6
Nickel (kt) 248.2
Copper (kt) 164.9
Cobalt (kt) 10.9
Platinum (t) 569.0
Palladium (t) 2781.0
Gold (t) 144.0

https://www.ngu.no/upload/Aktuelt/CircumArtic/9_Russia_.pdf

Big one this, first part is at page 60 about Monchegorsk.Then page 158 for monchegorsk as numbered on left. Page 163 on about the very rare positive Rhodium anomaly -

"6.4.6 Positive Rh anomaly
One of the key questions regarding PGE mineralisation in the Monchegorsk Complex is the origin of the positive Rh anomaly in the primitive mantle-normalised PGE patterns (Fig. 49) as most large layered intrusions, such as the Bushveld Complex or the Great Dyke, do not show this distinctive feature"

"The only other intrusion that features such an anomaly is the Muskox Intrusion in Canada (Barnes & Francis 1995)."

Sample lists start at page 297 and 'Whole rock geochemical analyses' starts on page 349 -

https://orca-mwe.cf.ac.uk/108748/1/2017karykowskibtphd.pdf

REE content study, page 9 for a few pages -

https://globaljournals.org/GJHSS_Volume20/E-Journal_GJHSS_(B)_Vol_20_Issue_3.pdf

Continued in a momento . . . . . .

GLA

Interesting spot CAW. Almost missed it with all of the noise on here tonight.

GLA

He's just odd gfd, brings absolutely nothing to the board but tries to criticise others. Not one post of anything half research worthy from it, probably runs multiple accounts tbh, seems the type.

GLA

Definitely a working group trying to get shares by any means possible. Rosgeo JV assets have started to land and they they LTH's will part with shares at this stage, oh dear what silly sausages lol

GLA

Drop and orchestrated board attacks, thinking that they can shake some shares from PI hands for their own gain. Laughable really, at this stage of the Eurasia journey. They literally just added more millions of PGM eqv ounces to the balance sheet yesterday, dramatically changing the fundamentals.

GLA

"The Additional Assets have a total of 104.6 Moz Platinum equivalent resources as at 31.12.2020 (source: Russian Feasibility Study ("FS"), TsNIGRI, Russian State Cadastre of Mines) according to the Russian standards and are comprised of:

· Four palladium, platinum, copper, nickel and cobalt open pit deposits, upon which Russian FS completed and reserves (according to the Russian standards) approved by the Russian State Committee of Reserves (GKZ).

Each of the four open pit deposits, which are located directly adjacent to Monchetundra, have already been studied by Eurasia with block modelling and open pits' optimisations performed by the Company. According to the due diligence done by Eurasia, the ores are suitable for toll treatment over distances of 5 to 8km with beneficiation and mineral processing at the proposed plant site between the Company's open pit deposits at Loipishnune and West Nittis."

GLA

The numbers don't stack up lol. They're clearly keeping the numbers a secret at this stage, those numbers could be attributed to one area tbh.

GLA

Needs translating to work through -

"TO THE QUESTION ABOUT THE GEOLOGICAL POSITION AND PLATINITY OF THE MASSIVE GABBRO-10, MONCHEGORSK COMPLEX, KOLSKY REGION"

"Geological and geochemical studies show that the Gabbro-10 massif is a late intrusive phase of the layered Nyud-Poaz massif and is part of the Paleoproterozoic ore-magmatic system of the Monchegorsk complex. Platinum-metal-copper-nickel mineralization of the massif, containing, according to our data, up to 2.3 g / t Pd, refers to the contact type"

Blue PDF link in here, page 1 top left -

http://www.tsnigri.ru/magazine/RM/2018/4_18_Arm.pdf

The old license areas of Anglo JV days for those who are interested. Page 79 for a few pages. Explains about the exploration they did back in Anglo JV days -

"PGE PROJECTS OF EURASIA MINING ON KOLA PENINSULA, RUSSIA"

https://docplayer.ru/49133320-An-interreg-tacis-project-strategic-mineral-resources-of-lapland-base-for-the-sustainable-development-of-the-north.html

GLA

Research is where it's all at -

Reserves, Vuruchuaivench deposit,
Category C1+C2
Ore (Mt) 83.6
Nickel (kt) 248.2
Copper (kt) 164.9
Cobalt (kt) 10.9
Platinum (t) 569.0
Palladium (t) 2781.0
Gold (t) 144.0

https://www.ngu.no/upload/Aktuelt/CircumArtic/9_Russia_.pdf

Big one this, first part is at page 60 about Monchegorsk.Then page 158 for monchegorsk as numbered on left. Page 163 on about the very rare positive Rhodium anomaly -

"6.4.6 Positive Rh anomaly
One of the key questions regarding PGE mineralisation in the Monchegorsk Complex is the origin of the positive Rh anomaly in the primitive mantle-normalised PGE patterns (Fig. 49) as most large layered intrusions, such as the Bushveld Complex or the Great Dyke, do not show this distinctive feature"

"The only other intrusion that features such an anomaly is the Muskox Intrusion in Canada (Barnes & Francis 1995)."

Sample lists start at page 297 and 'Whole rock geochemical analyses' starts on page 349 -

https://orca-mwe.cf.ac.uk/108748/1/2017karykowskibtphd.pdf

REE content study, page 9 for a few pages -

https://globaljournals.org/GJHSS_Volume20/E-Journal_GJHSS_(B)_Vol_20_Issue_3.pdf

Continued in a momento . . . . . .

GLA

There isn't another company out there with the assets like Eurasia's first mover position at Monchegorsk, the Rhodium anomaly is not at the Bushveld or the Great Dyke. That should tell anyone enough, just that one part with todays Rhodium prices. MM's and ii's are desperate to get these tickets, they'll use every trick under the book, the Rosgeo JV sets everything in stone, there is no risk with the government fully on side. NYUD has an old copper open pit mine on it, very easy and fast to get things into production there, it couldn't be any easier tbh.

P.S I'm buying more personally, that is my choice to make.

GLA

We might get a better idea when they start updating the website to include the Rosgeo JV under the operations tab, now that we have an asset something should be added on there realistically, a nice asset area plot dropped on their usual map would be great about now tbh.

GLA

"Do you know where the other 5 mines are and could they be in the volch area?" - That all depends on what exactly they are classing as JV assets CAW. They are 8 named areas East of the original Monty area. There is the remaining NKT area that could be covered, also Pentlandite creek. When you look at the JV, you assume that areas in the exclusivity zone have been accessed via the JV. I'm expecting more news about other JV areas being added in the near term, the 4 areas that are mentioned in RNS should drop pretty rapidly, 1 down 3 to go imho.

GLA

Some to production and some to be sold as they progress to the 100% owned stage. Maximum value to shareholders on a rinse and repeat basis for some time to come. Many treasure drops filling a ridiculous amount of treasure chests aaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrgggggggghhhhhhhhhhhh

GLA

The most interesting part in this "PGE PROJECTS OF EURASIA MINING ON KOLA PENINSULA, RUSSIA" for some, may well be the Volchetundra work they did. You can see that they were getting plenty of positive results back at the time.

Dec 2019 RNS extract -

"The Company would also like to highlight further regional potential specifically in the Volchetundra Project, previously operated by the Company under a Joint Venture with Anglo American from 2004 to 2011, and subsequently surrendered to focus on the Monchetundra Project. Volchetundra occurs 5 km from Monchegorsk. This high palladium deposit now becomes of interest given the recent price appreciation in palladium and the future price outlook. Palladium prices through 2011 averaged less than $600 per ounce. The Company's database of proprietary information including 12,000m of drilling will be compiled in due course to reassess the projects future potential development. If the Company did want to explore this project again, it would have to re-apply for the relevant licences and there can be no guarantee that they will be granted."

Come on and get it granted Eurasia!!

GLA

The Rhodium part is page number 163, but i note at the top page counter it's 194, easy enough following their number system either way if you just run to 6.4.6

Bushveld doesn't have the Rhodium anomaly, so we're better in that regard!

GLA

Needs translating to work through -

"TO THE QUESTION ABOUT THE GEOLOGICAL POSITION AND PLATINITY OF THE MASSIVE GABBRO-10, MONCHEGORSK COMPLEX, KOLSKY REGION"

"Geological and geochemical studies show that the Gabbro-10 massif is a late intrusive phase of the layered Nyud-Poaz massif and is part of the Paleoproterozoic ore-magmatic system of the Monchegorsk complex. Platinum-metal-copper-nickel mineralization of the massif, containing, according to our data, up to 2.3 g / t Pd, refers to the contact type"

Blue PDF link in here, page 1 top left -

http://www.tsnigri.ru/magazine/RM/2018/4_18_Arm.pdf

The old license areas of Anglo JV days for those who are interested. Page 79 for a few pages. Explains about the exploration they did back in Anglo JV days -

"PGE PROJECTS OF EURASIA MINING ON KOLA PENINSULA, RUSSIA"

https://docplayer.ru/49133320-An-interreg-tacis-project-strategic-mineral-resources-of-lapland-base-for-the-sustainable-development-of-the-north.html

GLA

Reserves, Vuruchuaivench deposit,
Category C1+C2
Ore (Mt) 83.6
Nickel (kt) 248.2
Copper (kt) 164.9
Cobalt (kt) 10.9
Platinum (t) 569.0
Palladium (t) 2781.0
Gold (t) 144.0

https://www.ngu.no/upload/Aktuelt/CircumArtic/9_Russia_.pdf

Big one this, first part is at page 60 about Monchegorsk.Then page 158 for monchegorsk as numbered on left. Page 163 on about the very rare positive Rhodium anomaly -

"6.4.6 Positive Rh anomaly
One of the key questions regarding PGE mineralisation in the Monchegorsk Complex is the origin of the positive Rh anomaly in the primitive mantle-normalised PGE patterns (Fig. 49) as most large layered intrusions, such as the Bushveld Complex or the Great Dyke, do not show this distinctive feature"

"The only other intrusion that features such an anomaly is the Muskox Intrusion in Canada (Barnes & Francis 1995)."

Sample lists start at page 297 and 'Whole rock geochemical analyses' starts on page 349 -

https://orca-mwe.cf.ac.uk/108748/1/2017karykowskibtphd.pdf

REE content study, page 9 for a few pages -

https://globaljournals.org/GJHSS_Volume20/E-Journal_GJHSS_(B)_Vol_20_Issue_3.pdf

Continued in a momento . . . . . .

GLA

No it's not new gingerhippo, it's just very odd, it always has been and always will be. Still good for getting any last top ups in that you want, it's a bargain due to the continuation of resources being added, yesterday being a prime exampl.

GLA

I had to sort that out before i call it a night lol -

"PGE PROJECTS OF EURASIA MINING ON KOLA PENINSULA, RUSSIA"

GLA