Ann: Quarterly Activites Report and 5B to 30 June 2017, page-25

Warning : this post contains crazy geological nerdy stuff. The sophisticated investor amongst us is advised not to read on, and return to his or her Grange Hermitage and Foie Gras.

For all of us crazies though (that's me and you @solidbrocks), I've been thinking about those drill cores a lot more. Hell - there's a chance of nothing and there's also a chance of very high grade silver. I've been reading a fair bit about Silver Sulfosalts. The greyish black appearance of the cores matches a lot of the Ag Sulfosalts in appearance. The really wide vein body could be the most exciting part. High grade silver and very wide veins with perhaps Au and Germanium credits is a lot to get excited about IMO. Imagine defining a 50+ Million Oz high grade Ag deposit to add to a stable of big high grade Au deposits. Mouth Watering thought.

Here's another link on epithermal deposits;
http://www.ama.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/LS-Epithermal_2013_07_AMA.pdf