RE:RE:RE:I'll Give This One Last AttemptIt is a bit early for that. I would prefer to see what gets reported in the final 2 drill holes.
I will say that there is no reason at this point, why Sandra-Escobar cannot be as big, or even bigger that La Pitarrilla. Sandra-Escobar has an excellent chance of hitting sulfide mineralization, at depth. It also has this unusual mechanism of a permeable tuff, for accumulating mineralization, which if it comes from the caldera itself, could be absolutely massive. Even more interesting are the gold and copper interesctions reported by Canasil, in their earlier drilling.
So have a look at P26 and think about 500M ounces of silver, 1B lbs of lead, 3B lbs of zinc, with additional gold and copper thrown in for good measure. That is the upside potential.
https://www.silverstandard.com/_resources/Pitarrilla_Technical_Report_Dec_14_2012.pdf