Anyone else see this. According to this report by Kian (our geologists) the total number of samples assayed was almost 50,000. They then had Micon re-assay almost 10,000 samples. As Whaler said, most came in at higher nickel grades than first assayed.

With about 1 in 5 samples being checked by Micon we should have a very solid number when they next report. In reviewing other 43-101 report for tonnages, i usually see about 1 in 8 or 1 in 10 samples being re-checked.

Just shows how much detailed work is going into this project.