Here is the gold ounce count for that small area i just posted:

The new measured and indicated mineral resource comprises 1,316Mt (million metric tons) at a grade of 0.50 g/t gold (grams per metric ton) and 1.14 g/t silver, including 1,217 Mt at a grade of 0.20% copper. This equates to measured and indicated resources of 21.3M(million) ounces of gold, 48.4M ounces of silver and 5.3G(billion) pounds of copper (a total of 35.9M gold equivalent ounces**).

In addition to the indicated mineral resource, an updated inferred mineral resource of 458Mt at a grade of 0.35 g/t gold and 0.98 g/t silver, including 449Mt at a grade of 0.15% copper. This equates to in-situ inferred resources of 5.1M ounces of gold, 14.5M ounces of silver and 1.4G pounds of copper (a total of 9.0M gold equivalent ounces**).

TABLE 1 Mineral Resource Estimate for Large Open Pit Mining Scenario

Material *CategoryMillion Metric TonnesGoldGoldCopperCopperSilverSilver* Gold EquivalentGold Equivalent (Mt)(g/t)(Million Ounces)(%)(Billion Pounds)(g/t)(Million Ounces)(g/t)(Million Ounces)

OXIDE	Measured+ Indicated	99	0.44	1.4	0.01	0.0	1.69	5.4	0.44	1.4
OXIDE	Inferred	9	0.28	0.1	0.01	0.0	1.64	0.5	0.29	0.1
SULPHIDE	Measured+ Indicated	1,217	0.51	19.9	0.20	5.3	1.10	43.0	0.88	34.5
SULPHIDE	Inferred	449	0.35	5.0	0.15	1.4	0.97	14.0	0.62	9.0
ALL	Measured+ Indicated	1,316	0.50	21.3	0.18	5.3	1.14	48.4	0.85	35.9
ALL	Inferred	458	0.35	5.1	0.14	1.4	0.98	14.5	0.61	9.0

* Oxide resources are reported above a marginal cutoff of 0.2ppm gold-equivalents, sulphide resources are reported above a marginal cutoff of 0.3ppm gold-equivalents.