Tudor Gold Corp V.TUD

What does 400 meters down plunge mean ?

[Galaxym31]

to date, the high-grade gold-bearing, breccia stockwork system measures approximately 400 m down plunge and over 300 m along a northeastern axis. The true width of the mineralized structure is currently unknown.

[Jetstream1281]

I'm no geologist but from my (very) basic understanding the deposit would be 400 m deep, by 300m long by an as yet unknown width....

[rockport1]

These are two of the three dimensions of the ore zone.  If the true width is 10 m, the cell will be:  300 m strike x 400 m deep x 10 m width = 1,200,000 cubic meters If specific gravity is 2.8, then it will be approximately 3,360,000 tonnes. If the grade is 10 g/t, then it will be approx 33,600,000 grams gold At 31.1 g/oz = 1,080,385 oz gold. (based on 10 m width & 10g/t) The

[rockport1]

Correction: My memory isn't always good. One SC1 hit assayed as high as 25.5m @ 9.96 g/t.  So it could be wider than the 15m I suggested.