"You're already a high net worth individual imho" - Hansix

Multiply that by the number of ounces I weigh and I must have quite the Market Cap.

Speaking of which, I like what I read here:

"One way of determining value and potential upside for a likely producer is

by the value of the company against the number of defined ounces. By that

measure, Tyhee’s recent market cap of only C$42 million equates to about

$20 per ounce of gold in the ground, a low measure for an advanced project.

Some of us look at the longer-term potential ounces as well, and with the history

of the region’s deposits continuing deep underground, that potential is very strong."

With gold approaching $1900 an ounce imagine how the buyers must be starting to salivate reading this:

"Since then Tyhee has increased the known resources to almost 2 million

measured and indicated ounces, with another 269,000 inferred ounces, and

exploration continues to add ounces. With gold now trading well north of

US$1200/ounce, what several years ago might have been considered a

quixotic undertaking now looks like shrewd foresight."