I feel Swiss Mining did not have the correct equipment or skills to mine large quantities of alluvial gold to make it highly profitable. You have to remember it was a test mining operation, not a dredge mining operation. I believe it would be highly profitable using dregders from an experienced company such as Mineros, They have a proven background in the field of alluvial gold mining making them the largest alluvial gold mining company in Columbia.
One comment from Rafal Swiecki during the test mining operation made me come to this conclusion.
"Uploaded by RafalsCom on Sep 24, 2011
Alluvial gold exploration. In this case, the bulk sampling of BANKA drill located alluvial gold terrace. This is to collect the information needed for designing the efficient alluvial mining operation. This is not the best example how such sampling should be done, but it is an example of how the available equipment resources are not used... Nothing is more instructive than learning from the other peoples mistakes. Location: Marañón River, Peru."
Yes that is always the case. These deposits are not like striking a definite vein of gold. Its all about where ya look. Swiss may have come up with nothing. I agree good questions and has Stocker given ya a reply. I've only gotten like 2 word responsese from him in the past. I would love to know how the two companies compare in the way they conduld soil samples. Maybe Swiss did a few very deep samples where Minos is doing many shallow drills.
They need to pray Minos is getting something to further the Options. Once Isreal bombs Iran, gold is gonna explode. I hope GSDC is producing by then.
Think we will be trending up into the Option dats?
If she dips again I may take one more average down, The bottom for now looks solid.
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