Post by
Evenkeel123 on Sep 27, 2024 11:19pm
How much gold is in the Keats zone? From NFG report
this was sent to me from someone else to share with you.
Alright gentlemen. This sums it up the best in the main Keats zone. If you take the top 3 bullets which would be included in the resource estimate. It works out to be an average grade of .18 g/t in those samples. Now not using a .3 g/t cutoff but not much in between .3-.99 since average grade between that range is .07 g/t. The cap should be set at 10 g/t for open pit and 30 g/t for underground so would change numbers slightly but you get the idea.
18 April 2024 The QPs review of the gold analytical results for the 85,754 samples assayed shows:
• 82,196 analytical results (95.85%) were lower than 1 ppm Au, with a maximum of 0.99 ppm Au and an average of 0.07 ppm Au,
• 2,900 analytical results (3.38%) were between 1 and 5.00 ppm Au, with an average of 1.93 ppm Au,
• 402 analytical results (0.44%) were between 5.01 and 24.70 ppm Au, with an average of 10.92 ppm Au.
• 160 analytical results (0.19%) were between 25.17 and 97.70 ppm Au, with an average of 49.22 ppm Au.
• 96 analytical results (0.11%) were between 102.59 and 2,197.24 ppm Au, with an average of 350.31 ppm Au. Significant drill intercepts, as reported by NFG between 2019 and 2023, are presented in Tables 10.17 to 10.19 and include:
• Table 10.17: Intercepts specific to the Keats Main Zone which is gold mineralization hosted by the KBFZ. • Table 10.18: Significant drill intercepts, as reported by NFG, for the Keats Footwall (Keats FW), which is mineralization located between the AFZ and the KBFZ, often forming panels of mineralization that trend parallel the AFZ.
• Table 10.19: Significant drill intercepts, as reported by NFG, for the Keats Hanging Wall (Keats HW), which is mineralization located east of the KBFZ
Comment by
Global1966 on Sep 28, 2024 4:36am
@aardvark shows his complete lack of mining knowledge. An amateur
Comment by
Patient1nvestor on Sep 28, 2024 5:23am
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Comment by
nozzpack on Sep 28, 2024 6:54am
What a waste of our time. For quick reference ,the grades below from the 2024 mettalurgical study are directly extracted from the 2024 Technical Report......at 1 gram per ton and higher. In my various estimation posts for QWN, I have used grades from TR 2024 in all of them both uncut ( all assays incliuding dusters ) and above 1 gram per ton .