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Gold/Mining/Energy : MXR MAXIMUM RESOURCES INC. (VSE:MXR) UP?
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To: pitchlyn who wrote (121)3/17/1997 11:30:00 AM
From: Don Rohner   of 751
 
For All OF You Here Is The Intrige From AN NPEC Post:

To: Geoff Coates-Wynn (5050 )
From: Jerry Keba
Feb 18 1997 3:19AM EST
Reply #5065 of 5830

Geoff: Regarding the 200 mill -> 50mill tonnes of copper ore, remember that the
200mill was Pec Santos's analysis of the property. I believe what Gorden and Malcolm
have done is conservativly project what they have seen so far and that further work
(mapping,drilling,assays etc) must be done before they can increase that figure. I have
seen a description of one area of mineralization as 3000m by 2000m horizontal and
1000m vertical. Until they drill that, they took a conservative estimate of "50mill tonne
or more".

Now the area of mineralization may not be flat so this is why the drilling is necessary nor necessarily will it average 2% copper per ton but a for rough estimates a cubic meter of sand weighs 2100 lbs so you do your own calculating and add your own adjustments for shape variation and you can deterermine the possible potential.
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