Obviously it depends on the definition of high grade - which is a highly subjective term.
I could not find any strict definition but in some cases over 2 gm/t is high grade and at the other extreme 50 gm is high grade - but the most common definition was 5 gm/t (for shallow depth) - which is what I would be comforable with.
According to the report:
ACDDH011 intersected 5m @ 4.1g/t Au, 7.0% Sb for 20.6g/t AuEq from 78.3m, including 3.1m
@ 6.5g/t Au, 11.4% Sb for 33.4g/t AuEq
So I think their document title and interpretation is fair.
Note that I am also comfortable with using equivalent grade by incorporating Sb.
Obviously it depends on the definition of high grade - which is...
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