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Sunday, July 19, 2020 1:31:39 AM
The other sample, labeled ADA Mix, the result is shown as >29.2 oz/ton. So, the result is not 29.2 oz/ton gold, as claimed by the company. They apparently do not realize the ">" means the result is higher than the labs instrumentation can read, using the GRA21 method (fire assay with gravimetric finish). It can only report up to 1000 g/ton (29.2 oz/ton). The result is actually higher, but being amateurs, they didn't understand that.
That should be great news that a sample has such a high gold content, right? Well, maybe, but probably not. All it takes is a single particle of coarse gold in a sample to throw it off high like that. Legit mining operations take hundreds of samples, or thousands. Not a sample or two. Getting widely ranging results is not explainable if your sampling is limited to two samples.
Amateurs. Understanding how to read a lab report is basic.
By the way, how were the samples collected? What does "mix" mean for a sample - mix of what? Who did the sampling? How were samples protected from tampering? They're reopening a mine adit based on two samples? From 2004?
Did I mention these guys are amateurs?
Do your own research, use third-party sources, and don't buy into the hype.
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