RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Take another look at NFGC 21-182 and NFGC 20-59If you are referring to pure Gold mines you are correct. However, the biggest gold mines in the world are Copper-Molybdenum-Gold porphyry deposits where Gold is almost a by-product. The average grade of these deposits is 0.6% copper equivalent (very low). Low grades can be compensated by enormous tonnages. Grade is not always King.
Snowline is expecting a low gold grade times a entire mountain of ore. Their buisness model should not be dismissed.