Snowline Gold Corp V.SGD

Jeff Clark. The Gold Advisor on Snowline

[WisGuy1]

https://thegoldadvisor.com/portfolio/snowline-gold/company-developments

[megacopper]

  I agree with the author of the article below for the most part. It's a monster gold deposit that so far has about 15 holes reported, all of which had intersections in the hundreds of meters of economical gold. The grade at Snowline's Valley deposit is much better than most similar type reduced intrusion related gold systems. Today was an overreaction to the downside because

[MightyPoPo]

Has anything been reported that might indicate what the holes at Gracie might produce? If anything like Valley, is it a gamechanger?

[megacopper]

  The only thing reported was that the holes did not intersect the intrusion but they did see visible gold in every hole. So I'm thinking it will run perhaps 0.5 g/t gold in the hornfels rocks on top of the hidden intrusion. That's my take on it. So I'm not expecting anything earth shattering based on what I know of it. Gracie is an awesome target and could be equally as

[CaptainM]

MightyPoPo, Gracie is an interesting target because the rocks sampled on the very top of the property averaged decent grades.  The company jokingly said at one point that perhaps they should just buldoze this stuff and mine it to support the exploration efforts. I would not expect anything out of Gracie, but if the grades average 0.4 g/t or higher over long lengths then in my book that will