Gold dore/recovery rate/troy oz "Dore bar = 85% gold. So when 3000 oz are reported how much of that is gold?"
The news release says "Metanor produced 3017 ounces of gold"
It doesn't say "Metanor produced a 3017 ounce gold dore bar" or "Metanor produced 3017 of gold dore".
If a mine produces 50% gold and 50% silver or copper, then they wouldn't be reporting 3000 oz gold production when there was only 1500 oz gold. That doesn't make sense.
"oz/tonne not after the fact produced oz."
Isn't troy ounce the standard unit of measure used for precious metals? Aren't gold prices reported in troy ounces? And people just omit saying troy all the time. What reference do you have that says miners use different ounces?
"cut another 3-5% depending on mill recovery"
Why would you subtract the recovery rate from the gold oz produced, isn't that already taken into account?
A mine with a low 60% recovery rate doesn't add the 40% waste rock to the gold oz produced does it?
That doesn't make sense.
I'm sensing more BasherT non-sense again lol.