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Were the High Grade Pods of GOLD another red flag Alberta?

posted on Mar 02, 2015 11:32PM

The 217 tonnes of the bulk sample material was extracted from the A4 Vein. A total of 203.88ounces of gold has been recovered. Most of the material was extracted from pods of high grade material discovered during routine sampling of the shafts and the 42m level. The bulk samples were processed at the milling facility of Dynacor Gold Mines Inc. located immediately north of the Property. Included in this material is 40 tonnes grading 0.21 oz/t, 15 tonnes grading 1.0 oz/t, 8 tonnes grading 2.35 oz/t and 8 tonnes grading 4.69 oz/t gold.

Shit, looks like a big GREEN flag to me. but once again what do I know.

I don't sit on my big fat ass all day watching BNN so I'm no expert.

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Re: Were the High Grade Pods of GOLD were another red flag Alberta?

AlbertaLawman

Mar 02, 2015 11:40PM

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