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Comment by Styles76on Oct 10, 2018 8:19am
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RE:NRS

RE:NRSThere we go - another pretty boulder.

Now, I'm not a proper geologist, but those gold deposits in the quartz look heavy to me, and whatever event put it there looks like it had plenty of it to go around. From what I understand, it's usually thin veins that display the most gold, but this mine has been showing consistent density even with the thicker ones.

Looking forward to the future on this one.



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