North Bay Resources Inc (NBRI)

[Monroe1]

Thanks for that update. Wow, just wow. No kidding. This platinum is in line with other histories in metal mining. I once worked re-opening an old 1880's lead silver zinc mine. There was high concentrations of moly but back then they did know what moly could be used for so it ended up in the tailings. Fast forward to John Ford's assembly line and boom da boom. So this is what was happening to platinum during the California gold and silver rushes. They left the platinum behind. Fast forward to Jared at NBRI. Seems his new motto could be "No platinum (and silver) left behind"!! He said a one to one ratio ... in some cases higher. Happy at a 20-50% concentration per oz of total concentrate!
This is big bonus for the paydirt. And looks to be free milling without flotation which is another possible bonus, plus which may also reduce the dore refiners cost just across the pass into Reno. All of this enhances the value per ton should these reduced costs and increased ore concentrates pan out.

https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/index/gold/gold-dore/