Post by
Global1966 on Sep 14, 2022 8:24pm
Keats potential
I am no geologist but have heard other posters and bloggers on other boards saying that Keats on its own has approx 3-5 million Oz of high grade Au based on drilling to date. This is to a depth of approx 350 metres and it is open 8n all directions.
Is it stretching a long bow, given that originic systems usually go down beyond 1000 metres, that in time Keats zone on its own may hold 8-12 million oz of Au.
Appreciate any geologist's view on this. Thanks in advance
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Comment by
Global1966 on Sep 15, 2022 7:51am
Thanks @retiredgeo. If KMZ is only the tip of the iceberg, it boggles my mind on the entirety of the system Queensway may be too big to sell in one chunk. They may have to chop it up and auction it off. ES isn't going to give away the find of his lifetime
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Retiredgeo on Sep 15, 2022 8:09am
In Denis Laviolette's presentation yesterday he compared the Queensway property to the Abitibi to scale. He said that they are developing a "mining camp". Eric/daughters are invested long term for a reason. If today's market wasn't so anticommodity it would better appreciate what NFG has. We will have to wait for better times.