RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Wouldn't it be niceTechnically Bayhorse was a producer from 2018 onward, it's simply that they couldn't accomplish a great deal without cash. They poured their first test-bar, and recall also that by 2020 Graeme had accumulated about 400 tons of already-mined, ore-sorted mineralization, which he was storing at the Bayhorse Mine, and which he was processing. But that only contained about 1 ton of silver, and, as he said in his April 2020 e-mail, to go into true production (1-2 million ounces per annum), it was always necessary to have about $19,000 a-day, $600,000 a-month, at least $2 million in total. Which wasn't possible without accepting a predatory loan-offer and shipping cheap manipulated silver to the COMEX. And which is possible now that we have the deal with Ocean. Anyhow I'm confident that everything will come aright soon and that Graeme will be vindicated. I trust him.