Polymetallic componentsAll of the polymetallic samples are very positive, but I find the San Markito sample to be most interesting. It doesn`t have a lot of gold (less than .9 g/t), but the 427 g/t silver is a nice core metal. The .454% copper is equivalent to .78 g/t gold. The .833% lead is a good by-product as well. The zinc is low, but a grade of .1644% can provide decent amount of zince if the tonnage is within the deposit is high enough. I don`t know how to assess arsenic as a commercial product, but I do know that arsenic and antimony are excellent pathfinders for gold. We should expect to see much more elevated levels of gold in future assay results at San Markito Zone. The .40911% antimony is very elevated for just a minor by-product. Let`s see if they find more of it within the deposit and see if the antimony grade increases. It is low grade right now for a commercial antimony operation, but if recoverable, can be a valuable by-product metal. A tonne of antimony goes for about $9,000 now, but had reached up to $16,000 (or so). Most of the deposits are in China. There are just a very few pure antimony deposits outside of China. Antimony is used as a fire retardant.