That settles the December debate.Remember the agonizing couple of weeks we had debating what the resource grade would be. One camp arguing 0.019 g/ton and the other in the 10 g/ton. This puts to rest what we tried to calculate that the resource grade is 1.6 g per cubic meter and the conglomerates at 2.6 g per cubic meter.
Just for grins lets say we have 1.74 billion cubic meters with 1 gram per cubic meter. That is 1.74 Billion grams and at 31.1 grams per troy ounce, we have a blue sky potential here of 56 million ounces. About 1/10th that number would be a world class deposit.