RE: 30 meters of coal is not massiveWhy don't you tell me what 36 m of coal is worth if it is not massive. I've been doing some reading and it seems that widths at the Highvale mine in alberta (largest mine in Canada producing 12 million tonnes a year) range from 20 to 60 meters. 36 meters is well in that range. This mine supplies something like 30% of coal for Alberta's energy production and exports a lot more to other provinces and the US. I think 30 meters this close to surface is very significant. It's also significant that the widths got a lot higher and the resource closer to surface in this recent 4.5 km step out. I can assure that I am not easily fleeced having fared very well in the very choppy markets. Please back up your argument that 36 m of coal is insignificant.
Mark