Gold in PLS core samples

Specializing in the strategic acquisition, exploration and development of uranium properties and is headquartered in Kelowna, British Columbia

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Gold in PLS core samples

posted on Apr 12, 2014 12:51AM

There was some discussion on the other side wrt to Au in FCU core samples (from fire assay). There were some good intersections previously reported by FCU, but the Au results have not been included in recent NRs. Some of the gold results are phenomenal, up to ~11 gpt (hole PLS 13-038). But why the company has kept quiet about this, not significant enough in the PLS uranium scheme? If that's the case, then say so.

It should be noted that the huge U/Cu/Au/ Olympic Dam mine in Australia has an impressive annual gold production, currently at ~100,000 oz Au, with a potential of 700,000 oz Au in a mine expansion case. This is no chump change.