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To: Tim Hall who wrote (2607)2/5/1999 4:43:00 PM
From: Dave Wahl  Read Replies (3) of 5143
 
Tim;

I'm confused about the 5 concentrate assays. Looks like the average of those concentrate assays is 0.5634 oz/ton Au. The final concentrates (34.846 pounds) look to be about a 14.35x concentration from the original 500 pound sample. I assume the 5 concentrate assay samples were split from the 34.846 pound final concentrate. So, if the assays are of the concentrates, wouldn't they have to be diluted ~14.35 times to get head ore grade? Or, were the 5 concentrate samples actually much higher than the 0.252 - 0.705 oz/ton Au stated and then back calculated to reflect head grade?

Dave
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