Copper King Mining Corporation fka CPRKQ

[Panson]

Interesting program on TV last night on finding gold. In Nevada’s Carlin Trend area an open pit mine produces a single ounce of gold for each 10 tons of rock. The gold is so minute that it can only be seen with the electron microscope. They are producing at a profit and seem to be doing so with no copper or silver.

That thought alone provides a boatload of fodder for discussion but I think we have been through that in the past.

However, can someone recall our average ounces of gold for lets say 10 tons of rock?