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boston127

07/31/19 8:22 AM

#33971 RE: PickleNick #33968

That's the info we are seeking.

It is all about grams of gold per ton of dirt. And, it can be assayed relatively quickly after excavation - minimizing our wait. The goal is 200 grams of gold per ton of dirt. That is very possible and would be a motherload. Determining if the dirt has diamonds is a much longer process, and more expensive.
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temeku999

07/31/19 8:23 AM

#33972 RE: PickleNick #33968

No drilling that I know of, this is open pit mining. The gold and diamonds are not on the top layer. They remove the top layer of dirt. IDK how much or how big an area. It could be 10 to 20 feet of topsoil on a hundred acres. That takes does take awhile. Find a bolder half the size of a house and your spending the day blowing it up. Fun, YES, but time consuming. LoL
Hope this helps
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TRAPPER JIM

07/31/19 8:37 AM

#33975 RE: PickleNick #33968

Yes the 35 holes were all drilled and they were reviewing them to mark where the best area to begin mining was.
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TRAPPER JIM

07/31/19 8:39 AM

#33977 RE: PickleNick #33968

the Company finished three of a total of six drill holes for the purpose of demarcating the precise boundaries of the initial mining pit. In this mineral right, as previously announced, a drilling campaign showed gold in all 35 drill holes, as well as markers for diamonds in a majority of them
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/05/14/1823549/0/en/Brazil-Minerals-Inc-Updates-on-Mining-New-Gold-and-Diamond-Area.html