It looks like the Rubidium levels were from a low of 914 g/t to a high of 2878 g/t---
At $1118.00 US per 100 grams = low 1,021,852 $ per ton to a high of 3,217,604 $ per ton...
PLUS the gold plus any other rare elements!! I am not an expert at all. I'm just reading with the board. But I'm getting excited! all jmo
Yesssssssssss!
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Dike Channel Cut Width-meters Rubidium g/t
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North SC-1 4.0 1148
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North SC-2 4.0 2053
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Main SC-3 9.0 2878
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South SC-6 12.0 1698
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Note: no assays available for SC-4 and 5, from the Main dike.
Assay interval - grade is composite calculated weighted average.
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These results are very significant. The saw cuts, 3-4cm deep were cut perpendicular to the strike, on glaciated flat outcrop resulting in high quality sample retrieval. Individual sample lengths were generally 1-meter long.
All of the dikes strike northeast-southwest. The 'North' dike is 12-meters wide and has been traced for 100-meters. It is open to the southwest. The 'Main' dike is 39-meters wide and has been traced for 350-meters and open in both strike directions. The 'South' dike is 10-meters wide and is also open in both strike directions.
Of the seven holes drilled into the pegmatite bodies, the rubidium results are presently available for only drill hole number-2. It was collared to undercut the northeast end of the 'North' dike where the dike appears to narrow. The rubidium values from this hole are as follows:
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From-meters To-meters Length-meters Rubidium g/t
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36.7 44.0 7.3 914
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49.0 54.0 5.0 915
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61.0 66.0 5.0 1151
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