RE: With the price of Copper.."Between 1967 and 1972, 477,572 tons of ore were milled. The average grade of the ore milled was 1.63% copper and 1.5% zinc with 0.1 - 0.5 oz. Ag per ton and traces of gold."
Those copper values alone are worth around 50 millon US (conservatively estimated and non discounted - using $6500 copper per ton - its closer to $8500). Thats larger than the market cap. Thats also over 5 yrs, but the sale price would be larger than the current market in each and every year (once again non discounted and conservatively estimated)
https://www.millstreammines.com/potterhistory.html
This is from South Hamptons mine evaluation, which was 3rd party. MLM has a great chance, but they are not perfect. Remember I posted the the failure to file (which was insignificant, but) and the insider selling. This bullboard is also partially responsible for the sell off. Bullboards are like program trading, they create herd mentality.