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Gold/Mining/Energy : Le coin des prospecteurs
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To: Roosevelt33 who wrote (13674)1/9/2007 9:14:52 PM
From: Roosevelt33  Read Replies (2) of 39527
 
Disons que 1% équivaut à 10 000 gr. On sait que l'uranium vaut 72 $ / lbs et que l'or est à 600$ / oz.

Donc 1 oz d'or vaut 8.3 fois plus cher 1 lbs d'uranium.
Donc 1 lbs d'or vaut 132.80 fois plus cher 1 lbs d'uranium.

Donc 1% = 75 g/t AU

Donc leur 7.7% crrespond à un sampling de 577.50 g/t AU ?

Suis-je dans le champs?
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