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Sky Gold Corp. V.SKYG

Alternate Symbol(s):  SRKZF

Sky Gold Corp is an exploration-stage company operating in Canada and the United States. It is engaged in the process of exploring and developing its resource properties. The company's projects are primarily gold and nickel properties located in Ontario, Newfoundland and Nevada.


TSXV:SKYG - Post by User

Comment by Sapwoodon Mar 23, 2021 12:50pm
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Post# 32858646

RE:VG Hole 6

RE:VG Hole 6Well it proves you know nothing. I've seen more than one assays with no VG returning >1g/t.

Do you know how dense is Au? Its relative atomic mass is close to 4X of the iron.

And do you know how much is a gram per ton? GRAM per TON. There is 1 000 000 grams in 1 ton. Did you know too that they send split cores? Which means that there is good chances that you still don't see some minerals..

So it means that even if you don't see it does not mean that there is not. 

It also means that if you see it, there is chances that what you see is > 1g/t Au.



tamarack123 wrote: Dont want to burst your bubble but there were only a few pinhead size specks of gold, dont think that will really inpact overall grams per meter much.


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