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Hancock, Houghton Co., Michigan, USA

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Calcite : CaCO3, Copper : Cu

Quincy Mine, Hancock, Houghton Co., Michigan, USA

This is an incredible striated scalenohedron included with a mass of bright copper that grades and thickens into a matrix of copper upon which the crystal rests. Rarely do you find such a combination where the calcite is this clear, or the copper visible in such detail inside, AND where the calcite is pristine and complete all around. This is an ...
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 37074    View Count: 400

Calcite : CaCO3

Quincy Mine, Hancock, Houghton Co., Michigan, USA

A classic, old-time, large and lustrous calcite crystal included with and coated by copper from the famous Quincy Mine of Michigan. A very rich in copper calcite crystal with sharp serrated terminations. Ex Cranbrook Institute through the Dan Ehrling Collection. 8.5 x 7.0 x 3.7 cm
 © Rob ++++++++Photo ID: 19693    View Count: 326

Calcite : CaCO3

Quincy Mine, Hancock, Houghton Co., Michigan, USA

An old-time, classic Michigan Copper Country CABINET specimen of lustrous, transparent and colorless doubly-terminated calcite crystals to 2.4 cm from the famous Quincy Mine. Damage-free. 10.8 x 9.6 x 5.0 cm
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 23699    View Count: 257

Calcite : CaCO3, Copper : Cu

Quincy Mine, Hancock, Houghton Co., Michigan, USA

This is a fantastic specimen of any size. The balance of the piece, combined with a superb gemmy Calcite whose slightly silky luster gives it an incredible ‘glow’, gives this an aesthetic appeal beyond reproach. This is one of the few specimens that causes me to draw in my breath every time I look at it. 2.2 x 2.2 x 1.4 cm

 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 39491    View Count: 254

Multiple photos availableCalcite : CaCO3, Copper : Cu

Quincy Mine, Hancock, Houghton Co., Michigan, USA

A huge , copper included scalenohedron of calcite with native copper inclusions, clearly visible through the crystal clear calcite covering. A smaller, second crystal sits aesthetically on the matrix and adjacent to the main crystal. 45. 30 x 30 mm. Crystal-Odyssey specimen. gemcrystals@aol.com
 © Joseph A. FreilichPhoto ID: 85500    View Count: 192

Calcite : CaCO3, Copper : Cu

Quincy Mine, Hancock, Houghton Co., Michigan, USA

A 6.5cm X 4cm X 4.5cm grouping of calcite scalenos fully included by copper. Largest calcite 4.5cm.
 © Geoffrey KrasnovPhoto ID: 87719    View Count: 184

Calcite : CaCO3, Copper : Cu

Quincy Mine, Hancock, Houghton Co., Michigan, USA

Calcite with copper inclusions. 4 cm by 5.5 cm.
Joseph Polityka collection. Ex. University of Pennsylvania, David Crawford 1979.
 © Joseph PolitykaPhoto ID: 147458    View Count: 116

Calcite : CaCO3

Quincy Mine, Hancock, Houghton Co., Michigan, USA

Calcite with copper inclusions. 3.3 x 2.1 x 2 cm
 © Kiyoshi KiikuniPhoto ID: 203137    View Count: 86

Calcite : CaCO3, Copper : Cu

Quincy Mine, Hancock, Houghton Co., Michigan, USA

5.5cm x 5cm
3.5cm Scalenohedron Calcite crystals included with and resting on a bed of copper.
Matthew Potts collection
 © Matthew PottsPhoto ID: 216421    View Count: 84

Calcite : CaCO3, Copper : Cu

Quincy Mine, Hancock, Houghton Co., Michigan, USA

4.2 x 3.0 x 2.6 cm. A fine, old-time copper-in-calcite specimen from the historic Quincy Mine of Michigan’s Copper Country. The beautifully upright, 2.7 cm, doubly terminated, very glassy and well-striated crystal rests in front of a larger, diagonal, doubly terminated, 3.5 cm crystal. The calcite crystals are pristine and are richly filled with ...
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 179428    View Count: 79

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