You have a lot of work to do. Obviously you are well versed in the subject and probably can do a précis faster than one that has no experience. You haven't mentioned visiting the link library above this page and to the left, in pink. There you will find, for instance, a great deal of information- there are some excellent superimposed gold values from the underground workings and their relationship to the veins, faults, etc. The underground workings are very important in our (my) valuations because, as you know there are no drill results as yet.

In addition there is information regarding the price of gold in the ground that were paid to other companies.

There have been various estimates in the tonnage of the largest anomaly, and it is this surprise anomaly that has lifted St. Elias to a very, very unusual speculation. There are many reasons, some outlined in Hogtown's reality of the Tesoro why we believe the anomaly may contain gold values of at least i gm/ton, and estimated share price for certain ore values.

In addition, the Quantec survey bears a very close resemblance to one of Goldcorp's low cost producer, their ore averaging 29 gms/ton. The chargeability conductivity etc. values are very impressive on their own.

The fact that the surface sampling has been ongoing certainly appears that this will be an open pit mine.

I have to stop now as my enthusium is building up too quickly and interfering my expectations of a quiet afternoon.