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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Peregrine Diamonds Ltd. PGDIF

"Peregrine Diamonds Ltd is a diamond exploration and development company with interests in diamond exploration properties located at Nunavut and the Northwest Territories in Canada and The Republic of Botswana."

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Peregrine Diamonds Ltd. > CH-7 news expectations
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Post by Kidlapik on Oct 29, 2015 2:25pm

CH-7 news expectations

I believe there are 4 crucial things to look for in CH-7 news release: carat per ton(both average and per phase), size distribution(biggest stones), quality of stones(whites, unbroken, valuation later) and increased deposit size

In determining my expectations for the pending CH-7 results I used the following. CH-7 is broken down into 5 distinct phases and I weighed them as such: CPT = Carats per ton

Kim-1 = 1.04cpt, makes up roughly 10% of the kimberlite to 290m
Kim-2 = 0.53cpt, makes up roughly 40% of the kimberlite to 290m
Kim-3 = 1.3cpt, makes up roughly 10% of the kimberlite to 290m
Kim-4 = 2.5cpt, makes up roughly 30% of the kimberlite to 290m
Kim-5 = 4cpt, makes up roughly 10% of the kimberlite to 290m

2015 Bulk Sample 558 wet tonnes screened to 1.18mm on site:

Kim 2 = Drilled 3x weights (105,561kg, 107213kg, 99,389kg) for a total 312ton
Kim 3 & 4 combined as NR did not separate the amounts = Drilled 2x weights (114,781, 109,468) for a total 224ton
Kim 5 = Drilled once weight (21,974) for a total 22ton
For a total sample weight of 558 wet tonnes.

Kim 2 = 56% of total sample weight
Kim 3 & 4 = 40% of total sample weight
Kim 5 = 4% of total sample weight

Using my assumed CPT for each phase based on previously released results I came to an expected 1.22cpt result. Except those numbers used do not take into account the fact the results have already been screened to 1.18mm as previous results have started at 0.85mm+ so this should have a small impact.

Therefor, PERSONALLY, I am expecting a 1.10cpt AVERAGE across all the samples combined. Anything significantly above that TO ME is good news, anything significantly below that is BAD NEWS.

As far as size distribution CH-7 has already delivered a stone over 6carats and several over 1carat. Considering the small sample to date one can quite conservately assume we will not only get more of those large stones but should see larger. Diamond mine delineation is a game of averages. We have 50tonnes sampled and have seen a 6carat stone, what happens we check a 500ton sample? The betting man would tell you that you will see bigger stones.


As far as quality of stones. We only have a small sample to go on but everything from those small samples points to quality on par to or even better than CH-6 as there is a higher % of clear stones in the CH-7 samples than the CH-6 sample though I do not expect that to hold up over larger samples entirely. I have put my expectations at $180us/carat average due to the drop in rough prices over this year which is still a very good per/carat valuation in comparison to similiar Canadian diamond mines.

As far as increasing the size of the deposit. One thing nobody seems to give PGD enough credit for is that they have been VERY good at keeping peoples expectations in check and then delivering beyond them. CH-6 has only ever grown under a drill program and I believe CH-7 will be the same.


At 1.10cpt average across all phases, 5million tonnes of kimberlite to only a depth of 290m and valuation of $180us/carat I believe right now CH-7 represents $1-billion dollars of added value to the Chidliak project as my low-end projection. This does not include anything below 290m, getting some wild large diamonds dropping out of the results, above average cpt results or unexpectedly high valuations.
Comment by Kidlapik on Oct 29, 2015 3:41pm
CH-7 expectations 1.10cpt average across the entire sample. largest diamond will be 9.5carats $180us/carat valuation, white % will drop off and be more in line with CH-6 %'s 5mil inferred mineral resource Anybody else care to post there expectations?
Comment by ekim on Oct 29, 2015 4:06pm
Grade expectations: @1.18mm cut off Domain 2  - 0.6 cpt Domain 3 - 1.1 cpt Domain 4 - 2.0 cpt Domain 5 - 4.0 cpt Domain 1 is sitting at 1.04 cpt over over the 0.85 mm sieve. That will actually decrease to possibly under 1 cpt on the 1.18 mm sieve Using the 1.18 mm sieve -- What you lose in Grade, you gain in Valuation. The rock value stays the same regardless of which sieve you use. An ...more  
Comment by myview1 on Oct 29, 2015 9:28pm
Ekim what are you smoking, you must be inhaling something, your posts are not even good entertainment.
Comment by Kodiboy on Oct 29, 2015 9:36pm
Myview, what the frick is your problem?
Comment by northmark on Oct 29, 2015 9:40pm
Kodiboy, I think Myview maybe our own "one star willie" and I think he's been smokin a lot more than ekim.
Comment by Kodiboy on Oct 29, 2015 9:42pm
Northmark, I agree, just don't get it?  So way out in left field...