Mrs Cramer has been doing more DD and found this.

Sep 9 - 15, 1996 Volume 82 Number 28 - 0 comments

LITERATURE REVIEW SPECIAL -- Dynacor explores Acari mine

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A new mill is under construction at the Acari gold project in Peru, reports Dynacor Mines (DYN-M). The crushing circuit is being tested with a 50-ton bulk sample that will enable the company to estimate the grade of an existing 4,000-ton stockpile. Meanwhile, an independent firm is preparing a geology and mining report, including a plan to develop the main vein. Dynacor's goal is to produce 10,000 oz. from Acai in the first year, and 20,000 oz. in the second.
The principal vein at Acari consists of a number of high-grade oreshoots.
Gold is associated with disseminated sulphides in quartz veins and/or in faults intersecting intrusives. Recent channel sampling yielded grades between 0.2 oz. and 4.8 oz. gold per ton.
The property is 428 km south of Lima, and is accessible by road. Dynacor holds a 60% interest, plus an option to increase this to 80%. The local partner, which produced 5,500 oz. gold from limited production last year, retains the minority interest.

Notice the highest grade sample of 4.8 oz. per ton. Remember the post Hog put up the other day saying Dynacors veins averaged 16 g/t.Hog has also shown us that there may be a direct vein correlation between Dynacor and the Tesoro. This article is from 1996, but ,IMO, holds an important clue to the grade of Tesoro,s veins.

So, what this tells me, IF Dynacors veins that shot up the side of the valley for 800m, have an average grade of 16 g/t with HIGHER grades up TO 4.8 OUNCES PER TON thrown into the mix, well those are similar grades we have on the Tesoro. So, IF Dynacor is getting an average grade of 16 g/t, why can,t we , when some of our A-4 VEIN samples are 4 times larger , AND our C-1 samples are slightly higher,than any of those of Dynacors. This also ties in with my post of the other night, where I said, IF THE TESORO IS part of, or the source, its only logical to expect HIGHER grades closer to the source and LOWER grades further from the source.

Thanks to MRS Cramer for bringing this up.