Storm 2200N 2750N is gigantic. But 2200N is also not a pipsqueak.
On page 6 & 7 of
https://www.americanwestmetals.com/site/pdf/cc19e49f-6ad2-4a84-a1df-b042d49f38fb/HighGrade-Copper-Hits-Continue-at-Storm.pdf
it is written, regarding 2200N Zone.
"... 6.4m @ 7.38% Cu from surface and 22.35m @ 1.56% Cu from 22.9m downhole...."
"...Drill hole and geochemical data indicate that the main part of the 2200N Zone may be up to 300m long, 60m wide and 40m thick."
300m x 60m x 40m = 720,000 cubic meters.
Say copper mineralization is 2%, 720,000 x 0.02 = 14,400 cubic meters of copper.
Weight of pure copper per cubic meter is 8960 kg/cubic meter.
14,400 x 8960 = 129,024,000 kgs.
2.2 lbs/kg.
129,024,000 x 2.2 = 283,852,880 lbs
Oct. 31/22 copper was selling for $3.37/lb.
283,852,880 x 3.37 = $956,583,936.
Bay is in for 20%, $191,316,787.20.
About $1.30 per share.
That is based on a 2% grade on that one deposit, 2200N.
Four more to be drilled.