This is exactly what they want to do to mine the material- collect all of the quartz-diorite above a predetermined cutoff grade and and process that material. There will not likely be any opportunities to follow high grade veins because the nature of the deposit seems not to support these types of events.

OK, but what's the predetermined cutoff grade? 0.65g/t? 0.24g/t? That's what these intervals were. The NR also suggests you can have a short interval with visible gold that still shows only 1g/t. All of that is uneconomical for underground mining, and the depth tells me the strip ratio would be too great for open pit at these particular holes.

When this property progresses to mining, their calculation of cutoff grade for a given interval will either have a nugget in it, or it won't. But that depends on the underground holes they shoot to create their P&P resource model. An shooting holes causes the nugget problem.

Basically, when operating the mine, without knowing where the nuggets are, how do you find where the nuggets are in order to mine the nuggets? Or do you just put up with an incredibly variable head grade on your mill and hope to be able to turn a profit?

Note, I'm a newb at all this mining business, so I'm happy to be corrected on any of the above.