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Alpha Minerals Inc > For context, FCX was down 6% today
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Comment by Chattycon Feb 21, 2013 10:25am
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RE: RE: RE: RE: For context, FCX was down 6% today

RE: RE: RE: RE: For context, FCX was down 6% today

Yes leverage1971, full marks for the young Garret Ainsworth geologist, and then some!

You are very correct that hole # 24 had 2.5 m of off-scale scint readings in it. Hole # 38 has 20 meters of very strong scint readings, almost half the hole. It should assay 10% above for the entire 57 meters I am thinking. It will be a beauty when assays arrive and will give some criteria to dream with as far as pounds of U308. The pounds will ad up very quickly should a grade like that be returned.....(we'd be talking $16,000.00 plus rock) depending on the specific gravity. Rich uranium ore is dense and it is heavy and doesn't take up as much room, so 57 meter intercepts will be something to behold.

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