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NI 43-101 Technical Report

[alpha74]

I recommend that everyone read the new NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Treaty Creek Project. Each of the 300 pages is worth it.

It is especially recommended for the critical here. There is also some very valuable information on metallurgy in the report.

[CaptainE]

In simplest non detailed terms the recovery rate on gold is 90% and silver and copper both 80%. The 90% recovery of gold in porphyry deposits pretty much de-risks that aspect of the project. 

[Jetstream1281]

Just so you know, this is NOT updated metalurgical testing information. It's the same stuff that was in the last report. Yes the gold can be recovered, but it can NOT be concentrated to a viable degree without some form of pre-treatment. This is what the bashers have been harping on ever since. When we get the new metallurgical results later in the year I have no doubt that we will see a

[Jetstream1281]

The encouraging part for me is that they hinted here that a copper concentrate could be the way to go. Since then, the copper grades have gone up massively. Gold grades have as well.  To me this indicates changing metallurgy....and for the better. I still firmly believe that we won't see a PEA this year...that to me just seems too rushed. I believe next year is the year....but im OK

[fordster]

If I recall right KK was thinking of simply mixing copper ore to overcome the problem....since then, we've discovered tons of copper.

[fordster]

Just read your post JS...so I'm recalling it correctly...thnks

[Jetstream1281]

....as per page 13-22 of the document: "The CS-600 domain presents an opportunity to generate a copper concentrate as well as dor. Further metallurgical tests are underway at Blue Coast Research in Parksville, BC on a third set of core samples collected from all domains, representative of the drilling performed up to the end of the 2022 explorations season. Results are expected later in 2023

[fordster]

Nice...they're not messing around!