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Gold/Mining/Energy : Zonte Metals TSXV:ZON -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Rocket Red who wrote (251)	8/11/2017 2:14:45 PM
From: Ron Struthers	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 618

I am not so sure low grade is shabby when we compare to VIT's adjacent Eagle deposit. I found the first long intercept in the Eagle zone was in 1993 and was 145 meters of 0.24 g/t The current Eagle deposit only grades 0.67 g/t So longer intercepts around those grades could signal another Eagle type deposit. Of course there is higher grades in those numbers but we will have to see a lot of drill holes before talking about an average grade. Fort Knox in Alaska run by Kinross is considered a gem for these type of deposit to Kinross. In 2015 it continued to hit new production records 19 years into its mine life and poured it's 7 millionth ounce in 2016. 2016 costs were low at US$741 per ounce. The grade at Fort Knox is only 0.5 g/t