“6.0 x 5.6 x 5.0 cm. A very rarely seen historic Gold specimen from Sweden of all places. This specimen came to Richard Kosnar from noted Swedish collector, Stig Adolfsson in October of 1985. It features on notable sharp octahedral crystal of Gold along with crystalline Gold sitting in quartzite rock, and according to the label, is associated with the rare bismuth, selenium sulfide Pekoite and the rare lead copper bismuth sulfide Gladite plus minor Chalcopyrite. Stig’s original label comes attached to the box with this piece, (along with Richard Kosnar’s typed number attached to the back of the specimen) and as you can see the label states that this is the only known locality for crystallized gold in Sweden. ”

“Gold in quartz. Specimen 30 x 15 x 15 mm. Individual grains 1-2 mm. Taken at Menkas ort, a named adit at the 64 m level in January 1882.”

“6.0 x 5.6 x 5.0 cm. A very rarely seen historic Gold specimen from Sweden. This specimen came to Rich Kosnar from noted Swedish collector, Stig Adolfsson in February of 1985. It features small patches of crystalline Gold sitting in quartzite rock, and according to the label, is associated with the rare bismuth, selenium sulfides "Laitakarite and probably Weibullite". Stig's original label comes attached to the box with this piece, (along with Rich Kosnar's typed number attached to the back of the specimen) and his information states that this piece is nearly a century old. ”

“6.0 x 5.6 x 5.0 cm. A very rarely seen historic Gold specimen from Sweden. This specimen came to Rich Kosnar from noted Swedish collector, Stig Adolfsson in February of 1985. It features small patches of crystalline Gold sitting in quartzite rock, and according to the label, is associated with the rare bismuth, selenium sulfides "Laitakarite and probably Weibullite". Stig's original label comes attached to the box with this piece, (along with Rich Kosnar's typed number attached to the back of the specimen) and his information states that this piece is nearly a century old. ”

“6.0 x 5.6 x 5.0 cm. A very rarely seen historic Gold specimen from Sweden. This specimen came to Rich Kosnar from noted Swedish collector, Stig Adolfsson in February of 1985. It features small patches of crystalline Gold sitting in quartzite rock, and according to the label, is associated with the rare bismuth, selenium sulfides "Laitakarite and probably Weibullite". Stig's original label comes attached to the box with this piece, (along with Rich Kosnar's typed number attached to the back of the specimen) and his information states that this piece is nearly a century old. ”

“6.0 x 5.6 x 5.0 cm. A very rarely seen historic Gold specimen from Sweden of all places. This specimen came to Richard Kosnar from noted Swedish collector, Stig Adolfsson in October of 1985. It features on notable sharp octahedral crystal of Gold along with crystalline Gold sitting in quartzite rock, and according to the label, is associated with the rare bismuth, selenium sulfide Pekoite and the rare lead copper bismuth sulfide Gladite plus minor Chalcopyrite. Stig’s original label comes attached to the box with this piece, (along with Richard Kosnar’s typed number attached to the back of the specimen) and as you can see the label states that this is the only known locality for crystallized gold in Sweden. ”

“6.0 x 5.6 x 5.0 cm. A very rarely seen historic Gold specimen from Sweden of all places. This specimen came to Richard Kosnar from noted Swedish collector, Stig Adolfsson in October of 1985. It features on notable sharp octahedral crystal of Gold along with crystalline Gold sitting in quartzite rock, and according to the label, is associated with the rare bismuth, selenium sulfide Pekoite and the rare lead copper bismuth sulfide Gladite plus minor Chalcopyrite. Stig’s original label comes attached to the box with this piece, (along with Richard Kosnar’s typed number attached to the back of the specimen) and as you can see the label states that this is the only known locality for crystallized gold in Sweden. ”

“Ignore request to merge with minID HED-619, that was the wrong image. Should be merged with minID 8WU-CEF. ”