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 Hi all.
Another early morning start from me.
For those that have't seen the latest update from novo, it is a must read.
Here is an excerpt but the pics of the updated and expanded wireframe models speak for themselves. 





Here is the link- 

http://globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/02/20/1738347/0/en/Novo-Advances-Beatons-Creek-Resource-Work.html


Assays from these 45 samples range between 0.49 and 6.16 gpt Au and display a weighted mean value of 2.55 gpt Au. Results from another 20 bulk samples are awaited. Bulk sample data are expected to help verify resource grades in the updated resource model.  




Now keep in mind that these samples are from surface and we have already seen what a Tomra sorter can do to concentrate by reducing waste.
Take note of the pic number 5 on the processing circuit. ( 2.55g/t from surface ).
Concentrate = Ore sorter.


Now we can remind ourselves about  our grade of 1.6 and the plant we need to process that in capex $ terms.
Then we can consider the small additions to add a high concentrate with considerable volume to achieve a far better outcome in terms of, oz out of a 1mtpa plant that we are expecting 100,000 oz from.
My question is, how many oz do you think could be possible ( increased ) by the addition of this process, with much less opex processing costs?

Plenty to think about with our plant design and capital needs for next year but we have time to plan it and all, while the gold price is just about ready to explode.
I am still thinking about the interpretation of that core from @KoDe and the words he used to describe it.
"often very conducive to producing better grade in a gold bearing system."

Kind regards, Wack.