Pulacayo Project Feasibility Study - Apogee Silver
Pulacayo Project Feasibility Study - Apogee Silver
Pulacayo Project Feasibility Study - Apogee Silver
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<strong>Pulacayo</strong> 1 000 t/d Phase I <strong>Feasibility</strong> <strong>Study</strong> - NI 43-101 Technical Report<br />
090644-3-0000-20-IFI-100<br />
Table 14.1: <strong>Silver</strong>, Lead and Zinc Statistics for Uncapped 1 m Composites<br />
Parameter Ag Metal Domains Pb Metal Domains Zn Metal Domains<br />
Mean Grade 122.10 (g/t) 1.04 (%) 1.54 (%)<br />
Maximum Grade 8,279.2 (g/t) 26.7 (%) 28.5 (%)<br />
Minimum Grade 0.14 (g/t) 0.01 (%) 0.01 (%)<br />
Variance 90,402.59 2.53 3.49<br />
Standard Deviation 300.67 1.59 1.86<br />
Coefficient of Variation 2.46 1.52 1.21<br />
Number of Composites 8,068 6,952 11,398<br />
14.3.4.6 High Grade Capping Of Assay Composite Values<br />
A grade cap for each metal was applied to 1 m assay composites to limit influence of high<br />
grade anomalous results having limited demonstrated continuity. Composites were capped at<br />
levels of 1,500 g/t for silver and 15% for both lead and zinc that correspond with the 99.3,<br />
99.9, and 99.8 percentiles for each metal respectively. A subjective check on applicability of<br />
capping factors was carried out on the basis of logged geology and mineralization styles and<br />
it was concluded that the presence of 1 m intervals of mineralization at the selected capping<br />
grades were geologically reasonable, with local potential for both strike and dip continuity at<br />
such levels. Descriptive statistics were calculated for the 1 m capped assay composites and<br />
are presented in Table 14.2. As expected, mean composite grades for each metal decrease<br />
relative to the mean grades of the raw composite values presented above. The Coefficient of<br />
Variation for capped datasets is also lower, indicating that they are more statistically<br />
acceptable for resource estimation purposes. Distribution histograms, cumulative frequency<br />
plots and probability plots for capped 1 m composites for all metals are included in the<br />
previously disclosed resource estimate technical report by Cullen et al. (2012).<br />
Table 14.2: <strong>Silver</strong>, Lead and Zinc Statistics for Capped 1.0 m Composites<br />
Parameter Ag Metal Domains Pb Metal Domains Zn Metal Domains<br />
Mean Grade 114.87 (g/t) 1.04 (%) 1.53 (%)<br />
Maximum Grade 1,500 (g/t) 15.00 (%) 15 (%)<br />
Minimum Grade 0.14 (g/t) 0.01 (%) 0.01 (%)<br />
Variance 47,015.29 2.41 3.12<br />
Standard Deviation 216.83 1.55 1.77<br />
Coefficient of Variation 1.89 1.49 1.15<br />
Number of Composites 8,068 6,952 11,398<br />
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