Agree, the flap over the .75 oz/t has been chewed over thoroughly. According to every poster who said they called RK, it is indeed .75 oz/t Au eq. Remarkable grade- any other explorer would love to report that in one hole, much less from 500k tons of ore. I'd like to see some information as to what they are processing- tailings from a mill or ore from a mine. I'd also like to see some more info as to the grades and gold:silver ratios of the piles at the various mine sites, as well as some estimate of how much of each pile. That kind of info may not be available for a while however, since they may have only done enough assays to make sure they have enough to process to get enough revenue to get them up and running. Then they'll have money to spend on assays, as well as drilling, rehabbing mines, etc. They also have to stock up on caviar and champagne for the site visit.

BTW, is there anyone else here who hopes that the gold silver ratio is heavily weighted toward silver? As much as I like gold, the price of silver has lagged the price of gold considerably. Considering that silver has industrial uses it HAS to be used for, and the apparent coming shortages, I think the price of silver may go up fast enough that silver may be providing the bulk of the revenues at some point.