kennas said:I'm not sure. 348ppm the highest reading. Not really that outstanding, but if it averages above 250 then it's got a chance of being a mine one day. Once it starts getting 500 + ppm, get excited.
JWBH01 said:I din't like the usage of the term low grade. Doesn't sound the best.
The average grade on the reported holes is about 260. Valencia is about this I think, so it might be viable one day. One day. These are historical results. ERN haven't lifted a shovel yet!Halba said:Kennas your negativity on these results is somewhat disturbing.
Re-read the ann and see the potential.
There are anomalies everywhere and proven uranium results.
Yes:chris1983 said:Kennas. Do you know the grades in Namibia? This is great news. I dont think Bannerman will even hit many drills with grades greater than 500ppm.
Look at the spot price of uranium now. This is economically viable.
chris1983 said:Sell on the open then. Rossing the largest open cut mine in the world use the terms "low grade"
I dont know what more you people want.
The only bad thing about this announcement is it comes one day after a large drop on the DOW.
Sorry, what's the 3.5 Halba. I don't know how to do the maths here. Cheers.Halba said:800*250*3.5*30m thick*0.025% = roughly 5200t
5200*2200 = 11.5million pounds
assuming it extends to 800m*800m then
800*800*3.5*30*0.025% = 39mil pounds
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