RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:chrysos revolutionmy point is Quinton calls the high grade zozes 'burritos"...I think Hurst or one of the other geologists calls them jewelry boxes...I suppose you could call them a tube of high grade ...if you recall fosterville was a 1 billion dollar cmpany until they went deeper and found the swan zone..the actual size of the swan zone is a tiny part of whats underground at fosterville but represents a large amount of the value of the total leasehold.....the swan zone alone and further exploration at depth increased the value increase 10 fold or more....they firmly believe that nfg shares much of the same geology as fosterville.....in pursuit of that aim it highly appropriate that lower grade holes and cores not be the primary concern ...the focus with the help of gold spot is the attempt to identify the higher grade intervals and trends