I think one thing that needs to be remembered when assessing the...

I think one thing that needs to be remembered when assessing the economics of the project, yes it looks like a thin vein, however I didn't realise we lived in a 2D world.

This thin vein is open in all directions, so yes they have found the historical intercepts but the thin vein is along a fault line. If this thin vein extends for 1-2km then we are looking at a far bigger resource.

So first drilling campaign - assess the grade of the vein by drilling old holes to confirm resource and the depth, next step start drilling either side of current holes to find the strike length.

I think if the strike length is as long as they think we are easily talking 10MT @ 0.3-0.4%

Then we are talking economical and potential inground value way above 500 million