RE:RE:RE:RE:A few of the lunch bucket guys were texting me today....lmao... that is by product cost, which all the cost goes to gold, if you look it carefully, the report doesn't say the cost for gold, then you are not able to calculate the net revenue of the mine. that is playing words ... hehe.. i would say we have to use the co-product cost for both copper and gold to calculate the profit. co-product cost for copper is 1.66$, co-product cost for gold is $527.. below is my calculation using co-product cost for copper and gold: copper cost : 16 millions *1.66 = 26.5million $ gold cost :54,000*527 = 28.5million $ total cost 55million$ so cost /Oz gold 55million / 54,000 = 1018$ / Oz. please remember half of the gold has to pay royal gold and get aboit 500$/Oz. it makes the actual cost (55million - 500 * 27000) / 27000 = 1537$/Oz gold. now the gold/Oz is 1072$. now you should understand the real numbers behind the report. you know who is a real fool now.