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es1

08/28/14 8:43 PM

#78073 RE: nagoya1 #78071

There is no such thing as "full production".

You don't think you just dig a mine and the gold oozes out of the walls do you?
They are "in production" it is as full as it can be and it doesn't matter how much ore you pull out if the yield is not enough to pay for it.

NBRI has yet to pull a sample of ANY kind that has enough gold to be feasible.

You can get whatever you consider "full" production and a .001 opt yield will shut you down.

Try mixing that DD with a cup of math and just a pinch of logic and you will understand the paradox of "full" production.

stocktrotter

08/28/14 10:37 PM

#78086 RE: nagoya1 #78071

Right on nagoya1! Well said:

Doing some actual mining DD while noting and understanding the differences between bulk sampling and full production would help getting those "facts" correct.

NBRI is mining at the Ruby gold mine but hasn't started full production. The info is in the PRs for all to see.

Saying one thing time and time again doesn't make it correct.


There is good gold at the Ruby per Gary and he and his team is working hard to get it.