RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Canaccord buyin' their ask off ... LOL2% Cobalt is considered a stand alone high-grade that is likely economic. It is worth about $750 USD per tonne and equivlent to 12 g/t gold. The vast majority of Cobalt mined is a byproduct of other precious or base metals. Having 0.02% cobalt (assuming 100% recovery) is worth $8 USD per tonne or like adding 0.15 g/t gold. They had Cobalt up to 0.11 % so thats worth 41 USD per tonne or equivelent to 0.7 g/t gold... Something to think about... Cobalt and copper are excellent by-products.