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GeneralSir Dominick Mine and Daly Mine, South Australia

11th Jul 2015 07:10 UTCMark Willoughby Expert

I am currently undertaking a study on the 'Sir Dominick', and 'Daly' Mines.

If anyone has any specimens (preferably smaller <3cm) which they would be willing to part with to help with this study, it would be greatly appreciated. ***These may be used in destructive testing methods.


They do now need to be great specimens, as long as they are 100% from either of these two mines. I am particularly looking for anything which is unusual or not readily come by.

ie: 'Volborthite' - Daly Mine, or 'Cuprite' - Sir Dominick Mine.

I may also be willing to purchase specimens from these mines to assist my study.


note: I do not need Malachite after Azurite from Sir Dominick, I have plenty of that thanks. :-)
 
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