CesiumApart from the obvious blue sky in terms of a lithium resource the only missing part of the puzzle is the most valuable and that is the Cesium. Because it is so rare its hard to put numbers to but I do know its double plus the price of gold and anything over 7% is considered high grade and over 10% is considered bonanza grade. Both the Bikita mine in Africa and the Sinclair mine in Australia are mined out and no longer producing Cesium. Its interesting to note that the Sinclair Mine which had a resource of only 10,750 tons of cesium bearing ore, yes you read that right, shipped the raw ore under an offtake agreement to Tanco. There total investment for the equipment and start up costs was under $4,000,000 which Tanco supplied. Here is where it gets very interesting the Sinclair ore was associated with potassium feldspar where as PWM's is associated with high grade Li and Ta. This I am sure is why Dr. Julie got so excited and refers to the value of a deposit with a trifecta of rare earth minerals. For Dr. Julie who visited over 90% of the pegmatite discoveries in Ontario over a three year period to say that Case Lake has the best potential to produce an economic resource one has to sit up and listen. Then post Cesium she starts discussing the possibilities of it becoming world class in size enough to supply the North American market. This is a lady with a very deep resume and amongst her peers has been nic named the Queen of Lithium. Please do your own DD as I admit I am ultra bullish on PWM.