30% of reported assays graded 5% Cu or higher at 3.0% Cucutoff even though many of today's reported assay results were for holes chosen to determine the limits of the current resource. As such, we could expect lower values for those holes.
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Also, note that many of the pending assays were chosen as infill holes in the centre of the high grade areas, especially for Kakula, which means we will see very high grades up to 9% in the upcoming news release for those results.
This information is readily apparent by looking at Figure 3 of the news release. Map reading ability is key for geology investing!