They were not that good, the ore was too rich, they were making their money, who cares if a lil of this or that slips by.
Also, and I have said this before - the direct smelting ore that was processed in Clarkdale, never ran half an ounce per ton in gold. Maybe a tenth of that (0.050 oz/ton gold). There is no reason to think that a waste product would somehow have ten times as much gold as the original ores. That is also ludicrous, but the fine folks at SRCH would like investors to believe that lie because it is the basis for their scam.
What's in the slag - the usual iron, silicon, magnesium, some sulfur, etc. Maybe some detectable gold, probably not, I have not seen any reliable assays (and certainly not from SRCH). Probably a little copper too, but not much of that either. Again, the old-time smelters were pretty damn effective - they were not dumping valuable minerals out as slag.
What's in it for Luxor? Maybe discounted stock in lieu of cash? That's how it usually works with toxic financiers.
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