This junior miner X was permitted in the 1990's but stayed dormant due to low gold prices. They re-permitted in 2010. But they will need to file for another permit for the additional 1MM ounces which will happen after they go to production. Here's a side by side comparison.

http://www.screencast.com/users/joe128pack/folders/Jing/media/e780ad4f-7441-4c03-a8b7-14f75cfafd84

So yeah, they are more advanced than Tyhee but I don't think by much. Maybe 1 year ahead? But the numbers look very very similar. Their cash costs are lower but only because they are using their silver as an offset, so in reality they can't count the silver towards production. But look at the market cap Doody thinks they are worth with only 75-100k production which is what Tyhee is targetting (+100k/year).

Btw I updated my spreadsheet with the corrected fully diluted share count. Brings the projected share price down a tad but still shows how ridiculously undervalued Tyhee is.