Below is from July announcement, the bottom is 4th Dec. You can...

Below is from July announcement, the bottom is 4th Dec. You can see how poorly tested the PY3 unit was at Vardy and West/East. With the new model, they drilled 4 holes into the guts of it to the West and got 20-25m @ 1.1%-2.4% Cu and 0.16-0.30% Co. (169m -288m). That's very consistent, and 900m West of that they hit a whopping 30m @3% Cu & 0.44 Co, the best result yet from the PY3 zone.

So PY3 is very high-grade, about 10-30m thick and possibly extends for up to 22km. What sort of tonnage are we talking?