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Originally posted by RhysT ↑

For me another question is the mining method they can use for the NPF.
Honestly I think this type of mineralization can stretch km's in all directions, so there is enough of it. The main challenge in my thoughts is the 'wavey' depths, even at short spacing 50 to 100m, the NPF contact can be 50 to 100m deeper in one place than another. Actually those numbers probably aren't accurate, but particularly from the EM images of T20 area, I wouldn't be surprised to see the NPF undulating across large regions.

I suppose the high level study they are doing into the NPF is being used specifically to address these questions. And thankfully with the shallow depth at T23 so far, it will at least be a lot more cost effective to hit this in more holes and gain better idea of the geology for the study.
So far we have been limited to only testing through/below rich domes. I think T20 is the case study area for NPF potential.

RR will be watching very closely. Though I am sure invested with more information than we have, so I have some confidence.

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I think Cupric has shown the best, most cost effective method of mining the contact is underground mining - as it does dip away at some angle, is not all that thick (10m think - you aint going to dig down 100m to mine 10, a 10:1 strip will ruin economics) and also lends itself to not having to backfill / paste fill which is quite expensive.

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