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Comment by Bentonstockson Jul 18, 2011 9:19am
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ton or tonne?

ton or tonne?Are we talking short ton (2000lbs) or a long or metric tonne (2240lbs)with regards to costs?

Because, if it is a tonne, 0.045% is actually 1lb/tonne. Recovery is never 100%, but it increase the profit picture by $1.50 per tonne at $15/lb moly assuming 100% recovery.

The $10 cost is for which ton(ne)?

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B.
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