What you want to be looking at is the map that is at the www.goldenhopemines.com homepage that has the Timmins Zone Mineralization.

This is a coarse gold deposit, so the significant numbers are the grades and tonnage of the open pits because they represent the distribution of the deposit better than a diamond drill:

43.26 short tons 18.12 g/t
21.7 tonnes 53 g/t of gold.
32.7 tonnes of 0.96 g/t of gold

In a coarse gold situation, there are nuggets. A diamond drill core may or may not hit the nugget, so the assay results are erratic, bulk samples will be representative of the entire rock. Diamond drilling was used, as stated in previous NR’s, for orientation and geometry of the body – they sent some to lab and the grades are good. This indicates that there is gold on Timmins…. Lots of it as we can see. We are not shooting blanks.

The pits which are on the map are small in comparison to the entirety of the system, so we have huge tonnage – the main criteria for uncovering an economical deposit in conjunction with grades, which we also have.

NOTE that on the map there are outlines of the trenches which were blasted in the last few months. Those will be sent to lab to confirm what is being announced today. This NR is huge and indicative of things to come. the stock is cheap here.

Crunch the numbers, we are in presence of a multi million Oz deposit being uncovered