RE:RE:Will we have a Pit #3?Just painting a picture of the fact that the deposit presents great resource continuity.
One cannot have a mine if the resource is not continuous
Quartz belts in and below the two currently defined pits consistently present resource grade material from surface down plunge to the deepest intersections of those quartz belts.
The Boston Richardson mine itself is the best example where the old timers started mining the one quartz belt from surface and chased it down plunge to 750feet below ground before getting flooded out (could not pump normal water inflow out of the mine). In the 1980s the Boston Richardson belt was drilled from the East Goldbrook area and intersected carrying good grades at ~1200 feet...it still going and can be mined again if Signal goes that deep underground mining.
In the current drill area we do not know what is there... the gold could die out or get offset by a fault...who knows....that is why we drill. Yes I am hoping it continues.
The deposit shows great continuity where we have lots of drill holes and Dolliver says there is more of the same resource material way out on the western section of the claim