RE:Of course they will not mine ityour rebuttle is more correct than the original post to which you responded, but I don't necessarily agree. If NFG pans out like Fosterville, which is entirely a possibility, then the normal concept of selling out to a major is not always the objective, since a Fosterville type scenario could evolve into a real company builder. I recall when (what was then called) American Barrick traded on the (what was then called) the VSE at around $1.50 ... and then they hit the jackpot in Nevada.
As for that 0.35M of super high grade, it's not an isolated intercept; rather, it was the lower portion of that 29.15M intercept which averaged 11.8 g/t, which is a very decent high grade on it's own, for a very decen intercept. If this NFG proves up as per potential, then you can bet your boots that the 0.35M intercept of 825 g/t will get mined, along with the rest of that 29.15 (minus 0.35M) intercept.