RE: RE: 1 news release
Don't forget this paragraph from BMR
As GR-10-53 further demonstrated yesterday (a stellar hole with 68.3 metres of 2.16 g/t Au within a wider envelope of 110.5 metres of 1.34 g/t Au, believed to closely approximate true width), Granada does have a potential higher grade, near-surface “starter pit” within the Preliminary Block Model. The best results are yet to come from the Eastern Extension which now essentially covers the same surface area as the Block Model and where there are great showings in all directions – east, north and even south now - those assays are pending and Gold Bullion has contracted a third lab (ALS Chemex in Val d’Or) to “expedite delivery of additional drill results”. Drilling in the Eastern Extension did not start until June and it appears GENIVAR did not begin to hit all the really good stuff out there until July, so assays on a lot of potentially very good holes are in the pipeline. Just one of those (there are many) is GR-10-86 which, based on visuals, appears to have found an extension to the high grade #2 Vein on a 250-metre step-out east-southeast of the Block Model. Large alteration zones in GR-10-86 with visible gold observed in porphyry and in a quartz vein at two different depths.
Don