well obviously the grades go up and down but considering 12% is considered "high grade" 40% + is a nice place to start. apparently (I'm not a geologist) massive sulphides pool and travel in "rivers" so they chase the grade along but it seems like they are saying this is one huge "body" they have identified.
it would be great if a geologist reading could explain how these massive zinc sulphides would have formed in Cobar.
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