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Royal Nickel Corp. RNKLF

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Post by DaMan15on Sep 17, 2018 3:04pm
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Value Est.

Value Est.I'm not a mining analyst but I'm trying to put together a quick value est.

From what I undertand the est. length is 2 km. The width is 10 meters. Any idea on the height they are mining?

I need to height to try and determine the cubic meters being mined. From there the math should be pretty simple if the get 5 oz per tonne as per the CEO's est.

Anyone?
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