a deposit of 400m x 200m x 150m deep x 2.5 density = 30 million...

a deposit of 400m x 200m x 150m deep x 2.5 density = 30 million tonnes

in the original smaller size but higher grade 17 October 2017 JORC, China Lode was 20,472,000 tonnes at 7.3%Pb, 3.9% Zn, 0.23%Cu and a whopping 174 g/t silver. now that is sexy!

Shan Lode was no slouch at 15,468,000 tonnes at 7.9%Pb, 3.4% Zn, 0.43%Cu and a whopping 180 g/t silver. however, as today's announcement shows, 4,751,000 tonnes of Shan's higher grades are below 750m RL

i hope MYL focus on this high grade resource of 17 October 2017. if so, a 5,000 metre drilling problem could possibly achieve Indicated JORC for both China & Shan Lodes

as i have said before, personally, I don't like the focus on the larger size JORC because it adds little value