- Business model wise, COYR has plans to process dump (tailings) material, which is always questionable as grade can very significantly.
- No work has been done to test metallurgical recovery levels, they are relying on historic reports
- Existing shafts will need to be de-watered before the company can access them. This is a huge cost outlay and almost always comes with delays from my experience. This simply means actual ore ever being processed from the historic mine is a pipe dream.
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