RE: Warrant Conversion and AssaysNice post Nopoo.
I can tell you this. CIN is or will be using multiple labs for their drill core samples. I've heard that the labs are really fighting for CIN's work. One thing to keep in mind is the interest and testing of REEs is relatively new compared to other base and precious metals. If a lab is able to prove themselves and able to confirm high grades of REE it will be a great form of advertising for the labs and will get them a lot more future work once the word is out.
Confirming the REE assay results can be a little tricky and it sounds like the tolerance and accuracy is not as accurate as other metals and minerals. In a case of high grades (hint hint) the lab would like to test, retest, and so forth to ensure the results are consistent.
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