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Special Auctions ENDING NOW!

21st June 2012

Hello My Friend!

NEW ACQUISITION AUCTIONS ENDING NOW!!!

This week's mineral auctions - featuring exciting new acquisitions - are ending in just a few hours - or perhaps even minutes by the time you read this! There are a number of exciting specimens up for auction this week, so be sure to see them all - some are still at just $1 as of this email!!! Some of this week's auction highlights include - just to mention a few, a unique tanzanite crystal cluster with prehnite replacement from Tanzania, a classic acanthite crystal from Germany, an extraordinary brucite from Pennsylvania, a classic manganocalcite from Idarado, an old polybasite from Pribram, a classic native silver crystal from Mexico, a huge natrolite crystal cluster from Montana, an unusual helvite crystal included quartz crystal from China, an incredible and rare iris quartz crystal cluster with rainbow iridescence from India, native silver from Kongsberg, a classic multicolor tourmaline from Connecticut, a historic 18th century tourmaline from Russia - Ex. Ferguson, a unique blue wavellite from Arkansas, an aesthetic actinolite inclued quartz crystal with epidote from Pakistan, a rare tugtupite crystal from Greenland, dioptase from Namibia, an old 19th century magnetite crystal from New York, a classic annabergite from Greece, aquamarine from Idaho, a rare native copper after cuprite from Arizona, an old pyrargyrite from Mexico, a classic apophyllite crystal cluster from Brazil, and much, MUCH, MORE!!! As always, every auction starts at just $1 with no reserve! There are literally thousands of dollars up for grabs - don't miss out!!!

And be sure to stay tuned to www.mineralman.com for updates coming soon - and new auctions EVERY week!!!

Warmest Regards,

Jasun & Mandy McAvoy
www.mineralman.com
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