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7JW-67RChalcosiderite CuFe3+6(PO4)4(OH)8·4H2O

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Wheal Phoenix, Phoenix United Mine, Minions, Linkinhorne, Cornwall, England, UK

Dimensions: 65 mm x 45 mm x 45 mm

Typical Wheal Phoenix chalcosiderite bought from Gregory Bottley's in 1962. No record of price kept.
Photo ID: 1288964     Uploaded by: Timothy Greenland   Upload date: 2023-04-04   View Count: 43    Status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 3024×4032 (12.2 Mpix)

0DM-4RLAntimony Sb

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Tom Moore Mine, Erskine Creek deposits, Lake Isabella, Erskine Creek Mining District, Kern County, California, USA

Dimensions: 90 mm x 60 mm x 10 mm

Broken surface of pancake-shaped mass of native antimony.
Photo ID: 1216796     Uploaded by: Timothy Greenland   Upload date: 2022-05-11   View Count: 39    Status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 4032×3024 (12.2 Mpix)

L07-GF0Cinnabar HgS , Pecoraite Ni3(Si2O5)(OH)4 , Quartz SiO2

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Culver-Baer Mine, North Fork Little Sulphur Creek, Cloverdale, West Mayacmas Mining District, Sonoma County, California, USA

Field of View: 2 mm

Modified by CombineZP

Red cinnabar in and on clear quartz crystals, some of which are coated with green pecoraite (all identifications visual).
Photo ID: 1181394     Uploaded by: Timothy Greenland   Upload date: 2021-11-26   View Count: 40    Status: User gallery only    Type: Photo - 1100×700 (0.8 Mpix)

0M6-JPGMillerite NiS , Galena PbS , Dolomite CaMg(CO3)2

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Deep Navigation Colliery, Treharris, Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, UK

Dimensions: 4.5 cm x 3 cm x 1.5 cm
Field of View: 6 mm

Millerite

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Galena crystal pierced by a millerite spray on dolomite.
Photo ID: 1061241     Uploaded by: Timothy Greenland   Upload date: 2020-06-25   View Count: 52    Status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 767×894 (0.7 Mpix)

RK8-PDCPyrrhotite Fe1-xS , Calcite CaCO3 , Sphalerite ZnS

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Naica Mine, Naica, Saucillo Municipality, Chihuahua, Mexico

Dimensions: 4 cm x 3.5 cm x 2.5 cm

Pyrrhotite

Washed
Elongated pseudohexagonal crystals on sphalerite matrix with calcite
Photo ID: 1060928     Uploaded by: Timothy Greenland   Upload date: 2020-06-23   View Count: 70    Status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 3526×3123 (11.0 Mpix)

R8Y-R5DBerndtite SnS2

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Forestville Coal Dump Fires, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, USA

Field of View: 2.5 mm

Modified by CombineZP from 15 images with z stage under Amscope loupe. Yellow waxy blebs of visually identified berndtite on probable K-Alum or perhaps tschermigite in a small vug. No analyses. Ex Coll Dr. Hartel. Overall specimen size ca 10 x 10 x7 mm.
Photo ID: 1055501     Uploaded by: Timothy Greenland   Upload date: 2020-05-30   View Count: 158    Status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 1132×973 (1.1 Mpix)

8P8-HRFOrbicular diorite

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Corsica, France

Dimensions: 95 mm x 73 mm x 4 mm

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Photo ID: 955693     Uploaded by: Timothy Greenland   Upload date: 2019-05-16   View Count: 231    Status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 2400×3200 (7.7 Mpix)

C38-3JMQuartz SiO2

Multiple photos available
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Le Bourg-d'Oisans, Grenoble, Isère, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

Dimensions: 9 cm x 5.3 cm x 3 cm
Largest Crystal Size: 32 mm

Clear quartz crystal with phantom composed of white needles of unknown composition and a pale 'ghost' of the quartz terminal faces. Other areas, less well crystallized, show inclusions of "chlorite". The major crystal is 33 mm high.

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Photo ID: 947644     Uploaded by: Timothy Greenland   Upload date: 2019-04-02   View Count: 64    Status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 768×946 (0.7 Mpix)

MinLy 47

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"Strontianite, Austria" (probably Oberdorf an der Laming, I think). Size abut 4 cm
Photo ID: 572943     Uploaded by: Timothy Greenland   Upload date: 2013-11-21   View Count: 378    Status: User gallery only    Type: Photo - 799×768 (0.6 Mpix)

MinLy 46

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River Saône by night Lyon
Photo ID: 572941     Uploaded by: Timothy Greenland   Upload date: 2013-11-21   View Count: 460    Status: User gallery only    Type: Photo - 1024×768 (0.8 Mpix)
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