We understand Anton. Yes, the silver percentage of the bars is unknown at this time ...so we are left to guesstimate on the ratio.

There have been many specualtions on the ratio from 1 part gold to 2 parts silver if the concentrate was that clean and the silver sulfide was left out ...with only the native silver being processed.

Some look at the ratio of silver to gold as per the historic content of the ore mined at 14 to 1 approx. also, we know the grades vary widely in the unmilled ore piles (incorrrectly referred to as "tailings" in the mining news article yeserday written by Rich). We know the minimal grades in the beginning with early sampling from the Belle Peck was approx. 6 gm/ton...with subsequent estimates much higher. Then progressing to the Oso ore, we have rumors that it is 2 to 4 ounces per ton. To complicate our ruminations, those who were at the meeting and saw the concentrate coming off the table in the mill, thought that the concentrate looked very clean, or pure....so we have high grade concentrate from "X" tons of ore.

So, we are all up in the air until the results are posted. ..and it could be anywhere in the range of above parameters depending on one's inerpretation. So, no secrets have been given out if there are any.

All good stuff!