RE:3 Reports On RFR ...Nicole has at least two ways to go: she can bulk sample to cash flow right now or she can sell all or some of the ounces in the ground she has. Or both.
Ounces at surface make the whole project cheap and feasible. If you are a company with a mill with excess capacity, a joint venture or a straight up buyout would be attractive and it will be more attractive as the gold price rises.
I can't imagine selling at .12-.14. RFR will be rerated to .25 the day they pour gold and run from there. They have about 500K ounces. Do the math and make it simple, assume $1500 USD per ounce. That is a resource worth $750M. Current market cap, 11.3M.