Arizona Minerals, Page 2
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OKD-447 Wulfenite Rawley Mine, Thelba, Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collins Collection. 2.1 x 1.5 x 1.5 cm cluster of gemmy tabs which sit up high off a small piece of matrix rock. There is is one crystal with a cleave but otherwise perfect and very showy. 45$
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OKD-445 Wulfenite Rawley Mine, Thelba, Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collins Collection. 2.9 x 2.5 x 2 cm with crystals to 2 cm on edge. Very gemmy orange/ yellow crystals of the highest luster. Only basil contact and no damage to any upper crystals. 70$
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OKD-448 Wulfenite Old Yuma Mine, Amole District, Pima Co., Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collins Collection. Here is a gorgeous orange, thick wulfenite of high luster and exquisite form. The large crystal measures 2.5 x 1.5 x .5 cm thick. There are a couple other crystals near the base of the primary crystal. All damage free and attractive. Gemmy with moderate amounts of inclusions. A fine specimen. 200$
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OKD-431 Wulfenite with Mimetite Rawley Mine, Thelba, Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collins Collection. 1 cm on edge crystal og gemmy orange wulfenite sits up very high on a small chunk of matrix. Acicular balls on bright, deeper orange mimetite coats about 50 % of the wulfenite tab. Attractive. 35$
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OKD-432 Azurite Copper Queen Mine, Bisbee, Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collins Collection. 2.2 x 1.5 x 1.2 cm rose of bright blue, high luster azurite. Well formed crystals on minor amount of matrix. What looks like some minor matrix contact or possible damage on a upper/ back surface. Front view is fabulous. 120$
The specimens that follow are all mounted in Perky boxes.
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OKD-457 Wulfenite Silver Hill Mine, Puma Co., Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collin Collection. Great little cluster of yellow wulfenites sitting way up high on matrix. Minor cerussite? Clear and well formed on base of specimen. No damage. 40$
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OKD-460 Cuprite Bisbee, Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collin Collection. Fine, undamaged, branching, metallic gray grouping of crystal. No more specific location information. 35$
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OKD-456 Cuprite Ray, Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collin Collection. 1.6 x 1.4 cm specimen with acicular, bright red crystals. Shaped like a hook. No Damage. 40$
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OKD-454 Chalcotrichite Ray, Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collin Collection. Well formed, 2.3 cm specimen with acicular, bright red crystals. No Damage. 45$
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OKD-459 Chrysocolla pseudo. after Selenite Ray, Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collin Collection. 2.2 cm tall club like crystal. Several crossing crystals at termination of primary crystal. Green with low luster and nice form. No Damage. 70$
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OKD-455 Auricalcite 79 Mine, Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collin Collection. 3 x 2.5 x 2.5 cm grouping of fine, undamaged, acicular, transparent green crystals with small stacks of white/ clear pokerchip calcites rising from its surface. Good looking specimen in all regards. 50$
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OKD-458 Malachite pseudo. after Azurite Copper Queen Mine, Bisbee, Arizona. Ex. Nancy Collin Collection. 2.6 cm grouping of several almost parallel growth crystals. Smallest crystal is missing its termination. Not evident without magnification. Backside is all green malachite while front (shown in photo) has a mottled appearance. Blue is deeper than photo indicates. 100$