So, I guess what you are saying Hog, is that if we drew a picture of the ovoid, and placed a picture to scale of the gold on to the ovoid, the gold would represent a mere dot on the picture of the ovoid.

You probably could put this in the same perspective as " a needle in a haystack".

Another way to look at an ounce per ton grade is, throw a centimeter cube of gold(this is 1 ounce, half the size of a sugar cube) into a ton of dirt on the back of your half ton that would take up approx one third of the box area. And just imagine, they mine gold profitably at one gram per ton. 1 ounce per ton is approx 30 times that!