Teuton Resources Corp V.TUO

NE stepouts

[bovalena]

The stepout holes are what most of us were screaming for last year.  I am glad they went after them!  If the annouced 300 meter stepout to the NE of the stepout hits then the deposit is increased by 10 to 20 percent if grades good maybe more.  At some point the majors have to cry uncle and make a bid!  We may be able to lease the gold in the ground to the State of Texas for there new gold backed digital currency!  I am going to die a dreamer!  GLTA

P.S.  Core looks rich!  I do not understand the significance of the geology they are speaking of.  Would love some help with that!

[highper]

 a 170-meter step-out, recently entered the CS-600 Zone intercepting disseminated chalcopyrite with minor copper sulphosalts and several semi-massive chalcopyrite veinlets associated with strong silicification and potassic alteration. - press release If this is what you referred to bolvana, I suspect they are saying they are still in porphyry.. 

[highper]

seeing different definition of massive sulphides. The potassic reference directed me towards popphyries.... maybe this best for the geologists to explain.. What is a massive sulphide? "); display: inline-block; height: 24px; width: 24px; transform: rotateZ(-180deg);">      

[highper]

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[bovalena]

Exactly what I am referring to Highper!  thank you!

[highper]

My first take er.. uh.. speculation on the semi massive vein hosted chalcopyrite core interval photo and its description in the press release was that it might represent a much higher copper graded section of the drill hole. If that was the case the impending assay might also might have the potential for delivering a higher gold grade for that interval. We won't know the results until tudor

[highper]

The next photo of a short section of the drill core from about 33 meters further down the hole also inspired my speculative fancy. Disseminated chalcopyrite and strong potassic alteration.  I googled strength of potassic alteration in a porphyry copper deposit and I found "This type of alteration is typically found at the core of porphyry copper deposits.. " "