RE:@tradeahead@Tradeahead @fabrix72. It is impossible to know the head grade of BC at this point. You seem to think that the gold content in mined BC material is a constant. It is not, and not by a long shot, it will vary constantly from area to area. Why do you think grade control is required for a quantitative mining plan?. Because everything is the same? No. And the first areas are as said the lowest grade areas by design. Consequently it will take some time yet, before it can be determined. If I were CEO I would not care to venture a guess before sufficient data is available, it would in fact be my responsibility to not make such uneducated guesses, but wait until I had sufficient facts available, which does require a much larger sample size that currently available. Your allegation is in fact absurd. And no, I do not work for the company. I own a bit of it. If you check public data you will find out, that I am correct as to which areas were mined initially (old tailings, then later the area below new tailings site). If you check Crescat the other day, you will see an image QH displays with one low grade area mined, which will soon enter into a new phase, where a higher grade area is to be mined, where previous artisinal mining took place.