In short: Going underground for a bulk sample on 1.6 million oz; with infrastructure in place he calls it "already an economic mine," and recent results suggest that 1.6 million "is vastly understated" and could grow to multiple million ounces — the good-becomes-great exploration upside he prizes.
An Ontario gold developer that is tunnelling underground to pull out a "bulk sample" — a small trial batch of ore that proves how the deposit behaves before building a full mine. It has about 1.6 million ounces, and Gentile thinks recent drilling shows that figure is well understated, so the company could grow while it de-risks the project.
31:57Another one is Galleon Gold. It's going underground right now. They're putting a bulk sample underground, accessing 1.6 million ounces. I think, because the infrastructure is already in place, it's already an economic mine, but they put out results the last couple of months that are indicating that that 1.
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