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Mineral ExchangesLooking to Trade for Fine Bisbee, Arizona Azurite
28th Apr 2005 22:35 UTCPhil Persson
Looking to possibly Trade for a fine Bisbee, Arizona crystallized azurite on matrix. Would prefer a cabinet-size or larger specimen with crystals at least 1 cm. in length with good color. In Exchange, I have some excellent Southern Illinois Fluorite District Fluorites, Galenas, Witherites, Calcites, Sphalerites, ect... As Well as very Good Franklin/Sterling hill District, Sussex County, New Jersey Minerals, both white-light and fluorescent, as well as some very nice, Large Crystallized specimens from the Elmwood and Gordonsville Zinc Mines, Carthage, Smith County Tennessee. Please Contact me by Email if you are interested in Trading! :) Always interested in trading for good-quality crystallized worldwide minerals and Fluorescents as well! :)
Best Regards,
Philip M. Persson
Succasunna, New Jersey.
3rd May 2005 18:09 UTCchris mavris
:-)
chris
7th Jun 2005 22:43 UTCMATTIA
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9th Jun 2005 23:13 UTCchris mavris
contattami su quality_rocks@hotmail.com, magari facciamo qualche scambio nostrano...
chris
2nd Mar 2012 02:12 UTCAlex Robinson
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