Yes AON's previous results, although only a couple of holes, sound great:
" Grade (richness) is crucial. How much bang for the buck are you getting per tonne of rock. If the grades are high enough the above tonnage discussion becomes less relevant. With a near surface potential open pit gold deposit, 2 grams per tonne (a gram is .03215 of an ounce) would be excellent. 1 gram would be fair as long as you don’t have to remove too much waste rock to get at the ore. " http://www.kengerbino.com/articles/12guidelines.html
AON Price at posting:
6.8¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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