DoumDDoum....
Thanks... Yes, it's a quiet board...lol
Is my DD worth anything.... maybe / maybe not.
All spec - but... it would certainly shave off some expenditures if SPA did utilize Osisko's spruced up concentrator in, Likely, B.C. - just a spit throw away.
My main rub ...?
2019 - tech report - few things....
Page 81 - is represenative of the drill hits showing gold right near surface
Page 120 - gold at deepth begins at 400 m below surface ? Not on page 81.
gold is very close to surface...
Page 90 - 2004 - 2005 drill data is not avail to the author.
I'm thinking - when a junior acquires the tenures, most often the drill data is sold with it.
Sounds like these exceptional year class drills with long intercepts - well over 1/g per tonne
are not in the, 2019 PEA.... am i wrong ?
Note - LT zone is the main noth zone.
Page 109 - Carbon - TOC was reduced from 3.04 % in cleaner tailings to 0.44% in gravity concentrate. -
Cabon separates nicely...but, was it ever checked for it's purity and potential
graphene potential ? I still think there's mo carbon than stated - the one drill core pic,
i posted shows lots of carbon in the argillite. I'm thinking - are the ores being reduced firstly
which rids the argillite and siltstone - prior to classifying it as mill feed ? In some reports its said the argillites comprise over 50% of ores.much of the gold is in this kind of ore..i think they need to do another retske on the argillites - just how much carbon is in it...
You just gotta read this minefile report...
it provides good insight that shows a potential not seen in the 2019 tech report,
such as the former drilling performed by prior juniors...
Again, were 2004/2005 drills included in 2019 tech report ?
Mine file Spanish Mountain
https://minfile.gov.bc.ca/Summary.aspx?minfilno=093A++043
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2019 Tech Report
https://www.spanishmountaingold.com/site/assets/files/3364/spanish_mountain_gold_-_technical_report_-_20191202.pdf
I'm thinking - Sprott might have revisited some of those former class drill logs with last
drill capain few months ago...targeting over 1/g tonne with long intercepts. I hope they did.
There's got to be a better way to target the main zone - cutting more waste ores and capturing more gold ore - i tried it out myself, i came up with, an oval elongulated pit, vs the current round with 5 phases - ugh - an elongated round would hone right in on the wedged shaped deposit below frade and allow more tonnage and more gold with less waste ores. A round pit has to encompass far greater outside the core zone while an elongated keeps it tight to the core gold.
Cheers....