More interesting and beautiful minerals from these groups.
All prices in Canadian dollars. For payment in US$, deduct 18% or multiply by 0.82.
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- Item #14045
- Stibnite
- 7.5x7.2x5.3
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: 35mm
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$140.00
- Baia Sprie
Romania
- This is a very showy specimen of the Romanian stibnite. It is a fine cluster of well formed, elongated, well-terminated stibnite crystals that displays perfectly. Stands just like in the photo for display. Excellent!
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- Item #19290
- Stibnite
- 16.5x1.6x2.0
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: as above
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$95.00
- Xikuang Shan Mine
- Leng Shui Jiang, Hunan
China
- This specimen is a long, lead-grey lustrous crystal of stibnite, that is terminated at one end. In the typical manner of stibnite, it diverges from itself, splits into two crystals and is heavily striated. There are some small barite crystals attached. Sweet!
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- Item #20260
- Sphalerite, Siderite, Pyrite
- 6.3x6.7x5.4
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: Sp-9mm, Si-10mm
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$85.00
- Eagle Mine
- Gilman, Eagle Co.
Colorado,
USA
- An excellent representation of the main mineralization at this long-closed mine. The front of this quartz matrix is covered by sphalerite crystals with a few, disc-like siderites and sprinkles of tiny, sparkling, pyrite crystals.
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- Item #20659
- Galena
- 9.7x6.4x3.9
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: 20mm
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$85.00
- Level 450/500, Block 22
- Kruchev Dol Mine, Madan
Bulgaria
- A plate of galena crystals from this modern day, classic locality. It is difficult to see but his is, in fact, one big spinel law twin and that is why the crystals appear to be in parallel. On one side, the crystals have that rounded appearance that we sometimes see from Madan. Just partially. The rest of the crystals are exceedingly sharp! Excellent luster. Very nice piece.
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- Item #22354
- Sphalerite
- 4.2x4.0x2.2
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: 30mm cluster
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$55.00
- Elmwood Mine
- Carthage
Tennessee,
USA
- A complex, very dark brown sphalerite crystal is well exposed on this matrix of creamy-white dolomite crystals. Displays very well. One of the nicest sphalerite crystal locations in modern times!
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- Item #29164
- Galena
- 0.5x0.5x0.2
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: each as above
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$90.00
- Radvanice
- Katerina Coal Mine
Czech Republic
- These unusual iridescent galena specimens are exhalative formations that come from a, no longer operational, coal mine with a burning waste dump. The galena crystals form at a temperature of more than 600°C. They are slightly radioactive (not nearly enough to cause harm). The specimens come with a handwritten label from a dealer based in the Czech Republic.
Ref: http://tw.strahlen.org/haldenbrand/burningdumps_radvanice.html https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780444595096000053 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju8c6LtA5ZE
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- Item #24654
- Millerite
- 4.8x3.8x2.2
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: 6mm
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$35.00
- Halls Gap
- Lincoln County
Kentucky,
USA
- This silica geode has many fine, hairlike millerite crystals in it. The crystals are very fine, golden hairs that criss-cross across the open space. Nice! s
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- Item #24655
- Millerite
- 3.6x2.6x3.5
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: 5mm
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$35.00
- Halls Gap
- Lincoln County
Kentucky,
USA
- Lots of golden, hairlike, prismatice crystals of this nickel sulphide mineral stick out of the silica lining of this geode from the famous Hall's Gap area of Kentucky. Classic! s
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- Item #24656
- Millerite
- 4.9x4.0x3.0
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: 8mm
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$45.00
- Halls Gap
- Lincoln County
Kentucky,
USA
- Nests of golden millerite needles are present on the chalcedony lining of this geode from the Famous Hall's Gap area. There are also some spiky crystals that may be millerite but I'm not sure. Interesting piece! s
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- Item #25066
- Bournonite
- 3.9x2.4x3.0
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: 15mm
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$65.00
- Les Malignes Mine
France
- A cluster of characteristically sharp, yet rounded bournonite crystals from this locality that is famous for this mineral. The apparently, rounded crystals are actually composed of very small stepped faces in this specimen. French classic!
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- Item #29167
- Galena
- up to 0.6x0.6x0.1
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: as above
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$100.00
- Radvanice
- Katerina Coal Mine
Czech Republic
- These unusual iridescent galena specimens are exhalative formations that come from a, no longer operational, coal mine with a burning mine dump. The galena crystals form at a temperature of more than 600°C, in the mine dump. They are slightly radioactive (not nearly enough to cause harm). This specimen comes with a copy of the original handwritten label from a dealer based in the Czech Republic.
Ref: http://tw.strahlen.org/haldenbrand/burningdumps_radvanice.html https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780444595096000053 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju8c6LtA5ZE
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- Item #25950
- Arsenopyrite
- 3.3x2.0x1.7
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: as above
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$45.00
- Jardine
Montana,
USA
- A twinned, crystal of arsenopyrite that is oxidized on the outer surface. The crystal is not complete and is missing part of the crystal on the backside. Still, an interesting crystal from an interesting locality.
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- Item #26446
- Millerite, Quartz
- 2.8x3.1x1.2
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: 10mm
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$40.00
- Hall's Gap
Kentucky,
USA
- A wonderful quartz-lined geode that contains a wonderful swirling, curling array of acicular millerite crystals. How DO they form like that!?
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- Item #29003
- Sperrylite
- 5.3x4.0x3.6
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: 1mm
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$75.00
- Vermillion, Denison TWP
- Sudbury Dist (Dana Loc)
Ontario,
Canada
- A couple of crystals of this rare platinum arsenide are present on this oxidized ore from the famous Vermillion Mine. One is complete and the other is not. Getting harder to come by these, these days. The Vermillion mine has been closed for many decades and bulldozed and rehabbed, now.
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- Item #29111
- Gersdorffite, Quartz
- 2.3x2.9x1.8
cm
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Largest Crystal Size: 2mm
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$45.00
- South M.
- Ural Mtns
Russia
- This fragment of polished quartz contains some very sharp octahedral crystals of gersdorffite. Sharp!
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