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Identity HelpPascoite and rossite locality ID needed

4th Jul 2015 19:07 UTCDan Costian

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I bought this specimen with pascoite and rossite. The label indicated "E Mc Coy Mine, Grand Co., COLO" which is confusing.

Can you help me with the right locality and ID of the green mineral also present?

http://www.mindat.org/photo-693570.html

http://www.mindat.org/photo-693571.html

4th Jul 2015 20:49 UTCBrent Thorne Expert

Hello Dan,


The specimen probably came from the McCoy group of mines in the Thompsons District, Grand County, Utah. The green mineral could be sherwoodite.


Brent

4th Jul 2015 22:26 UTCDan Costian

Thank you, Brent. I appreciate it. Most helpful.

Dan
 
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