That's some nice samples you took . I bet you get good results . What's the main material that would be harvested from this type of rock ? , and what kind of values do they carry ?
Easily your best looking samples ever. you sell any of those, if allowed. Actually, how does that work, can you keep samples, like whatever you can carry by hand or, in a backpack?
8:08 view of that surface grab interesting with what looks like a seam of malachite following some contact between rock types? Hard to say as it appears to have intense alteration.
911 Mining can't speculate on this video for compliance reasons. But basically they are taking new samples of the showings for Kermode. We've seen in previous videos from 911 Mining that there appears to be a structure many kilometers long across the mountain and valley. But those previous videos and samples weren't taken under the supervision of a Qualified Person, so can't be used as part of an investment prospectus or development of a model that goes into a prospectus. Prospective Kermode investors can use what they see in these videos to make an investment decision. Kermode will also use the samples to decide to where to drill/explore more extensively to help develop a thesis for the formation. Typically they'll drill a couple holes to try to intercept veins in the middle of the deposit(s). A junior mining company like Kermode won't have the resources to build a full picture of the deposit(s), but a junior's goal is typically to find something exciting enough for a larger company to buy and develop. So it doesn't "mean" anything yet. The old samples were enough to get Kermode interested: they are promising for the development of a mine. The new samples will very likely be sent to a lab for analysis. It's possible Kermode may decide to drill a hole or two next summer but I suspect they'll probably want to see what else that can be found at surface first as drilling is very expensive and they'll want to make the most of it. There appear to be multiple veins showing and they'll want to intercept as many as possible with the first drillings to see how thick the deposits are at depth. Later drilling by a bigger company would be more systematic.
@@MarkRose1337 ua-cam.com/video/Okn295pZt_w/v-deo.html Sorry not better production value here but I wanted to share my thoughts in reply to this quality thread. Thanks!
Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
Good talking to you the other day. Keep the videos coming ,its interesting to learn about the local geology
Good to meet you to! 😊
Great segment 👍🏼
Great looking cores, very educational....thanks for sharing
I need me one of those core drills
Gold to Ya !
That's some nice samples you took . I bet you get good results . What's the main material that would be harvested from this type of rock ? , and what kind of values do they carry ?
Awesome core samples!!!
Are you allow to let some of those go? Liken the coring part. Get to see more of the minerals. Good show!
Great video thanks for sharing that core drilling is awesome
Time to bring in the machinery and equipment...? Get ready to rumble...!
Easily your best looking samples ever. you sell any of those, if allowed. Actually, how does that work, can you keep samples, like whatever you can carry by hand or, in a backpack?
1:30 cool view of hole through rock. Such broken up rock around here!
Yes it is!
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8:08 view of that surface grab interesting with what looks like a seam of malachite following some contact between rock types? Hard to say as it appears to have intense alteration.
And then 8:17 does that look like "fracture filled" sulphides along an exposed face there? Neat!
Looks fracture filled to me. To me it looks like there could be multiple stages of mineralization. Over different rock types.
Should I buy that loose material bit? I did get this machine.
7:44 possible chalcocite in there? Maybe some bornite in other views? I wonder
Where can I find the link to get some of the samples? I'm looking below your video.
UA-cam isn't allowing me to find it. It could be user error. Lol
There’s some brilliant chalcopyrite chunks they gotta have gold … right?
Well let the assays determine how much
Will it drill, clay and sample?
4:20 frustrating to see bit jammed with clay eh!
And then the view at 4:38 of what you get out of that clay pack? Wow. Interesting
4:44 gorgeous!
Where can I get a coring tool like this :P?
So what does it all mean ???
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911 Mining can't speculate on this video for compliance reasons. But basically they are taking new samples of the showings for Kermode. We've seen in previous videos from 911 Mining that there appears to be a structure many kilometers long across the mountain and valley. But those previous videos and samples weren't taken under the supervision of a Qualified Person, so can't be used as part of an investment prospectus or development of a model that goes into a prospectus. Prospective Kermode investors can use what they see in these videos to make an investment decision. Kermode will also use the samples to decide to where to drill/explore more extensively to help develop a thesis for the formation. Typically they'll drill a couple holes to try to intercept veins in the middle of the deposit(s). A junior mining company like Kermode won't have the resources to build a full picture of the deposit(s), but a junior's goal is typically to find something exciting enough for a larger company to buy and develop.
So it doesn't "mean" anything yet. The old samples were enough to get Kermode interested: they are promising for the development of a mine. The new samples will very likely be sent to a lab for analysis. It's possible Kermode may decide to drill a hole or two next summer but I suspect they'll probably want to see what else that can be found at surface first as drilling is very expensive and they'll want to make the most of it. There appear to be multiple veins showing and they'll want to intercept as many as possible with the first drillings to see how thick the deposits are at depth. Later drilling by a bigger company would be more systematic.
@@MarkRose1337 Thank you, I am not a rock hound so I didnt know what it was all about,, but that kind of what I figured
@@MarkRose1337 great discussion thanks! I made a video with my own thoughts and will post link here short.
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Sorry not better production value here but I wanted to share my thoughts in reply to this quality thread. Thanks!
Can we make a joke about "oriented core"?