posts from CEOS.CA Very nice hits and nice to see expansion. If we assume Ruby Deeps can get to 8.0+ gram per tonne resource grades from 6.0 grams per tonne in the resource estimate (current technical report), the profit spread per tonne looks to have almost doubled. Previous outlook was ~$140/tonne mined & processed + $72/tonne toll autoclave treatment costs. The $70/tonne toll autoclave treatment costs will drop considerably given that they have their own facility so that's now just trucking costs, meaning total cost looks to be closer to ~3.3 grams per tonne gold at a $1,775/oz long-term gold price assumption. Assuming 6.0 gram per tonne grades after 5% mining dilution meant there was a ~$155/tonne profit after bringing Ruby Deeps mineralization to a toll autoclave facility. Even if assume $150/tonne mined + processed to account for inflation (previous $142/tonne) and add $35/tonne in additional costs for trucking you're under $190/tonne vs. ~$220/tonne previously, but if resource grades jump by over 2.0 grams that adds a value of ~$115/tonne, meaning the profit per tonne could jump from mid $150/tonne to over $280/tonne on 8.25 gram per tonne material. Given the grades released to date at Ruby Deeps, I don't think 8.0 - 8.5 gram per tonne material is a stretch. Of course, oxides can't be ignored either, where 5.22 gram per tonne looks far too conservative vs. previous 426 resource and that processing capability is right on site. Margins here should be excellent despite it being the furthest deposit from Lone Tree.