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PhotosCalcite - Picher Field, Tri-State District, Ottawa Co., Oklahoma, USA

24th Sep 2016 06:53 UTCDana Slaughter 🌟 Expert

This is almost certainly from the Corydon Stone Co. quarry at Corydon, Indiana and not a Tri-State piece.

24th Sep 2016 07:05 UTCBob Harman

I would agree with DANA. CHEERS.....BOB

24th Sep 2016 07:26 UTCVolkmar Stingl

This looks more like saddle dolomite!

24th Sep 2016 12:58 UTCBob Harman

VOLKMAR, I hope you understood what DANA was saying when he correctly identified the example...........calcite on pearly pink dolomite from Corydon Stone Quarry in Indiana. It is a classic example. CHEERS.....BOB

24th Sep 2016 20:46 UTCUwe Kolitsch Manager

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