zonte metals

we're close of results before PDAC and everybody is waiting impatiently,i agree,it's going to take more than one hole.

Hi Ron,
Could you put me down for $1.50 please,
Thanks
Hugo123

ron wrote:

meguma wrote: Reading up on IOCG, specifically Olympic Dam. Here is some food for thought.

The original (and mother of all) IOCG deposit, Olympic Dam was discovered by Western Mining (WMC). The first hole RD-1, completed in July 1975, hit about 40m averaging ~1% Cu. Most holes after the initial discovery intersected between 10 to 90m averaging ~1% Cu, until hole RD-10, completed in November 1976, which "revealed a 200-m-thick interval of mineralization containing spectacular, large masses of chalcocite, bornite, and chalcopyrite, with my early visual estimates of grade ranging from 2 to 4% copper over drill core intersection widths ranging from 100 m to 200 m!". (RD-10 official assay 170m of 2.12% copper and 0.06% uranium oxide.).

citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?d...13&rep=rep1&type=pdf

thanks for posting,we'll keep those numbers in mind,170m of 2.12%,if zonte could have half of that,the stock would fly well over $1 easily.

If Zonte hits anything even close to the magnitude of Olympic Dam, the stock could blow past $10/share in no time.

I guess my point was that the initial 40m at 1% was very good but not exactly the stuff of legebds. Only with further work did the unprecedented scale of the deposit reveal itself.

meguma wrote: Reading up on IOCG, specifically Olympic Dam. Here is some food for thought.

The original (and mother of all) IOCG deposit, Olympic Dam was discovered by Western Mining (WMC). The first hole RD-1, completed in July 1975, hit about 40m averaging ~1% Cu. Most holes after the initial discovery intersected between 10 to 90m averaging ~1% Cu, until hole RD-10, completed in November 1976, which "revealed a 200-m-thick interval of mineralization containing spectacular, large masses of chalcocite, bornite, and chalcopyrite, with my early visual estimates of grade ranging from 2 to 4% copper over drill core intersection widths ranging from 100 m to 200 m!". (RD-10 official assay 170m of 2.12% copper and 0.06% uranium oxide.).

citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?d...13&rep=rep1&type=pdf

thanks for posting,we'll keep those numbers in mind,170m of 2.12%,if zonte could have half of that,the stock would fly well over $1 easily.

Reading up on IOCG, specifically Olympic Dam. Here is some food for thought.

The original (and mother of all) IOCG deposit, Olympic Dam was discovered by Western Mining (WMC). The first hole RD-1, completed in July 1975, hit about 40m averaging ~1% Cu. Most holes after the initial discovery intersected between 10 to 90m averaging ~1% Cu, until hole RD-10, completed in November 1976, which "revealed a 200-m-thick interval of mineralization containing spectacular, large masses of chalcocite, bornite, and chalcopyrite, with my early visual estimates of grade ranging from 2 to 4% copper over drill core intersection widths ranging from 100 m to 200 m!". (RD-10 official assay 170m of 2.12% copper and 0.06% uranium oxide.).

citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?d...13&rep=rep1&type=pdf

Depth around Noon

Hi gold, do you have the one of today,thanks.

ron a long intersect would be over 50 meters at least, ideally over 100 meters

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tic toc tic toc everyday is one day closer to first drill results