On first glance, AT-12 results don't look particularly great. Especailly when you compare them to Eagles Nest. When you see a hole like the recent 70-W1 that shows 22.8m of 4.41% Ni, 2.38% Cu and 28.1gpt of Pt. I mean this stuff is worth at least $10,000 per cubic meter. However, AT-12 seems to have a seam of Ni ore that is about 42m thick and grades about 0.8% Ni and some copper. This stuff is worth about $1300 per cubic meter. The thing we all have to remember is this: the Eagles nest is looking like it will be 15 million tonnes and will be developed; Eagles Nest and AT-12 are owned by the same company; AT-12 seems to have some size to it even if grades are lower; once Eagles Nest is developed, AT-12 becomes a viable anciliary developement. WE are being labelled as a three million tonne property and it is killing us. AT-12 will add bulk to the 43-101, and maybe more than people think.