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HARMOTOME, PYRITE, QUARTZ, FLUORITE - Several excellent white twinned harmotome xls of 1mm with xlized associates, nice assemblage to have in a small mm box! 20mm across, $8

COPPER, Beaver Valley Quarry, near Shine, Jefferson County, Washington - The coolest coppers I've seen in years, a real treat for even the most jaded micromounters; awesome xl groups to a few mm with bright coppery color in vugs in basalt matrix. Hard to describe, each one different, they have the Manhattan skyline look you see on some cuprites and the right-angle corners and u-turns you find on some filiform pyrites. Good micromounts $6; incredible and very photogenic micromounts $10

RUTILE, TOURMALINE, Tucumana Mine, Inca de Oro, Copiapo, Chile - Cool specimens from an unusual locality, excellent acquisitions for the TiO2 fan or a twinned crystal collector. The tourmaline is mostly quite minor, as embedded acicular sprays, black/grey/green/brown; other possible associates, none particularly interesting, are chrysocolla, feldspar, quartz, and apatite. Good specimens, 25-40mm across, with one or more exquisite equant cyclic twin rutile crystal of 2mm or so, sort of a brown/black in color, with lovely red glints, just $12 each.

ADAMITE (Cuprian), Jean Baptiste Mine, Kamareza, Laurium, Greece - An exquisite glistening druse of globular xln green cuprian adamite. Just a beautiful micromount! $5

BORACITE, Boulby Potash Mine, Loftus, Yorkshire, United Kingdom - A druse of countless pale green xls on a 20mm matrix, lovely micromount, $12

GOETHITE, QUARTZ, Taffs Well Quarry, Pentyrch, Cardiff, South Wales - A druse of brown-black goethite needles topped off by a pair of clear colorless quartz xls that look much like herkimer diamonds. Lovely combo, unusual locality. MM, $10

SMITHSONITE, ADAMITE (Cuprian), Jean Baptiste Mine, Kamareza, Laurium, Greece - A rather oversized micromount, 30x20mm, with countless white stick-like smithsonite xls. Amongst them are many exquisite brilliant transparent little green cuprian adamite clusters. A wonderful combination, lovely under the scope! $10

STAUROLITE, ALMANDINE, Orishnik Village, Topolovgrad, SE Bulgaria - Modest dark brown crystal sections in matrix with micro garnet xls. Purely locality specimens. Smallish miniatures, 40mm across, with a 15mm xl, $8 each.

WULFENITE, Sortuz, Kazakhstan - Modest red equant xls on a bit of matrix, unusual locality. MM, $6

ANATASE, Hendre Quarry, Glyn Ceiriog, Chirk, Powys, Wales - A few small brown xls, mostly imperfect, on a druse of tiny colorless feldspar xls. Interesting locality specimen. 20mm across, $5

AUSTINITE, Cuprian, Hilarion Lvl 3, Kamareza, Laurium, Greece - Solid tightly packed druse of countless glistening green xls, with a lot of nicks but some very pretty areas at 45x. 45mm across, $8

CASSITERITE, Old Beam Mine, North Goonbarrow, Cornwall, England - Solid highly porous chunks of cassiterite, loaded with small vugs lined with black/brown cassiterite xls. Not as nice as you'd think, as most xls are complex, twinned or intergrown, hence aesthetics aren't that great. Associated with what are most likely tourmaline and a feldspar in modest xls. No matrix, rich heavy Sn ore specimens. 20mm, $4; 30mm, $6

GRAPHITE, Krichim, Rhodope Mtns., Bulgaria - Highly lustrous black metallic typical rounded flaky xls disseminated in pure white massive calcite, with minor phlogopite. Neat locality specimens; 30mm across for $5; one 50x30 for $8

LEVYNE, The Storr, Isle of Skye, Scotland - Typical white bladed xls lining a 10mm vug in 30mm matrix of black basalt. $10

META-TORBERNITE, South Terras Mine, St.Stephen, Cornwall, England - Countless tiny thick tabular xls, lustrous, of a slightly milky green shade, coat one face of a 30mm matrix. Would make a dandy photomicrograph. $10

SMITHSONITE, Kintore Open Cut, Broken Hill, Australia - Modest xls of the rice grain style, palest shade of green, with a bit of botryoidal green malachite. 25mm across, $4

STILBITE, Pancharevo Reservoir, Sofia, Bulgaria - Countless lovely peach-colored xls of the typical Roman sword habit lining vugs and pretty much making up the entire specimen. Mucho pretty. 20mma cross, $4

CINNABAR, Coldstones Quarry, Pateley Bridge, Yorkshire, England - Powdery reddish on matrix, purely locality specimen, $3

LAVENDULAN, Hilarion dumps, Laurium, Greece - An exceptionally aesthetic group of electric-blue spheres in a tiny vug, would photograph very nicely, $10

MIMETITE, Mt. Bonnie, Australia - Lovely druse of pale yellow squat hexagonal prisms, pretty much solid xlized mimetite, very pretty. $6

MORDENITE, Baratsi, Kurdjali, East Rhodope Mountains, Bulgaria - Standard white acicular needles on brown matrix, $4

PHILLIPSITE, Siegengebirge, near Bonn, Germany - Sparkling druses of countless colorless xls on matrix, $6

PYROMORPHITE, Broken Hill, Australia - Tiny but very bright yellow xls on xln cerussite, $5

SILVER, Broken Hill, Australia - A few very, very tiny xls and some semi-xln silver on matrix, rare locality, $6

AZURITE, MALACHITE, Bisbee, AZ - Several nice blue tabular azurite xls with small green malachite clumps, oversized mm, $6
BARITE, STIBNITE, Herja, Romania - Nice little matrixless clear colorless barite xl group penetrated by unterminated stibnite xls, $5
PYRRHOTITE, Lake George Antimony Mine, New Brunswick - Unusually thin, papery little xl clusters, altered to an orangey brown color, $4
VANADINITE, CALCITE, on DESCLOIZITE - Chalk Mtn. Mine, Nevada - A plate of minutely xln orangey descloizite hosts countless lovely brown arsenian vanadinite prisms and awesome colorless calcite plates, lovely combination piece, $12
WELOGANITE, Francon Quarry, Quebec - An very unusual habit for the mineral, weird aggregates of platy white crystals with marcasite, quartz, and minor analcime, beautifully xlized, $10
ARSENOPYRITE, Akerman Mine, Ontario - Several dozen loose silvery xls, clusters, the insoluble residue from etching, good for many mounts. $6
CERUSSITE, Flux Mine, AZ - Lovely silky white jackstraw xls, some with concave terminations, classic, beautiful old stuff, $8
GROSSULAR, Lake Jaco, Mexico - Nice sharp complete dodecahedron, yellowish-green, about a quarter inch across, $4
NIOCALITE, Oka, Quebec (TYPE LOCALITY) - Modest tetragonal prisms, yellow-brownish, embedded in calcite. Quite hard to find these days. $10
KOETTIGITE-PARASYMPLESITE, Ojuela Mine, Mapimi, Mexico - Excellent terminated crystals almost filling a small vug, really nice for the mineral(s), $15
STICHTITE, Kaapsche Hoop, Barberton District, Transvaal, South Africa - a near-solid chip of lovely purple/pink fibrous veinlets, quite pretty though massive, $6
CERUSSITE, Tsumeb, Namibia - Cute little loose milk-color twinned xl group, neat little piece, $6
PYRITE, Keno Hill Mine, Yukon Territory, Canada - Tons of cute little lustrous modified cubes, one patch nicely iridescent, $5

AGARDITE-(Y), Clara Mine, Germany - Excellent, richly crystallized acicular green in vugs, very pretty! $10
ANALCIME, Santa Maria River, Yavapai Co., Arizona - A superb clear colorless razor-sharp complex xl in a vug, really nice, $6
ANATASE, Sontga Brida, Tavetsch, Switzerland - A nice steely blue/black bipyramid with a clinochlore worm creeping across it. $10
ANGLESITE, Broken Hill, Australia - Nice colorless/white xls on a matrix of mssv sphalerite with rounded garnets, odd! $8
ANGLESITE, Sardinia, Italy - Excellent colorless tabular xls, $10
FLUORAPATITE +++ Jumilla, Murcia, Spain - Nice colorless prismatic xls with hematite xls etc. $6
FLUORAPATITE, SIDERITE, MUSCOVITE, Teer's Quarry, Wake Co., North Carolina - Several superb water-clear complex tabular xls amongst sharp brown siderite rhombs and a nice muscovite xl, a great combination of xls! $12
FLUORAPATITE, HEMATITE, ENSTATITE(?) +, Summit Rock, Oregon - A couple of long thin colorless apatites with a blizzard of other beautifully crystallized minerals, loaded with xls, great fun under the scope! $10
FLUORAPATITE, COOKEITE, Bennett Mine, Oxford County, Maine - A very cute transparent xl amongst xls of cookeite, albite, and quartz, from an important Maine peg. Super neat micromount! $10
AZURITE, Concepcion Del Oro, Zacatecas, Mexico - A single crystal, Roman sword shaped, about 5mm long, no matrix, showing the deep blue color for which the mineral is famous. $6
AZURITE, Sierra Rica, Chihuahua, Mexico - Superb, lustrous, complex tabular xls jumbled across matrix, absolutely gorgeous. $15
BOLEITE on ANGLESITE, Amelia Mine, Baja California, Mexico - A nicely formed loose white anglesite xl dotted with about ten wee blue boleite cubes, beautiful stuff! $8
CARMINITE, Gold Hill, Utah - A vug loaded with deep red crystal bundles, kind of odd stuff, quite pretty, $10
CERUSSITE on FLUORITE, Hull Mine, Yuma County, Arizona - A superb pair of slightly pinkish crystal groups perched on a bit of fluorite matrix, lovely piece and an unusual color, $10
CERUSSITE, Great Southern Mine, Yavapai County, Arizona - Nice smoky brown tabular xl in a vug, $6
CERUSSITE, MALACHITE, Bierfeld, Erzgeb, Germany - A cute clear colorless equant xl in a vug with tiny bright green malachite balls on the edge of the piece, $8
CERUSSITE, CHLORARGYRITE, Juanita Mine, Socorro County, New Mexico - Neat silky white prismatic xls, crudely terminated, with a wee blob of chlorargyrite, $6
CHENEVIXITE, Volcano-Sunnyside Mine, Santa Cruz County, Arizona - Light green masses, 5-8mm, in matrix, $10
CHLORARGYRITE, HEMIMORPHITE, Blue Bell Mine, San Bernardino County, California - Three modestly xln, mostly blob-like green chlorargyrite xls with a lovely spray of tabular clear colorless hemimorphites, on a matrix loaded with wee quartz xls. Beauty and the beast, you might say. $8
COBALTITE, Kibblehaus Quarry, Perkiomenville, Pennsylvania - A couple of small but sharp lustrous xls in matrix, $5
COPPER in QUARTZ, Quincy Mine, Houghton County, Michigan - A cool inclusion, a bleb of copper showing its true bright coppery color because it was protected from oxidation inside a quartz xl fragment in a vug. Pretty and unusual! $6
CREEDITE, Tonopah, Nevada - A druse of lovely transparent sharp purple xls, just beautiful! $10
CUPRITE on COPPER, Tsumeb, Namibia - A superb combination of a couple of dozen complex cuprite xls hither and thither amongst a grove of semi-arborescent copper crystals, really cool combo! $12
CUPRITE, Bisbee, Arizona - Nice prismatic L-shaped crystal in a vug lined with what looks like platy black chalcophanite. Nice example of an odd habit. $6
ESCOLAITE, Merume River, Mazaruni district, Guyana - A pitted, rounded black alluvial 5mm nugget of solid Cr2O3. Kind of interesting looking, and talk about an unusual locality. $20
EUCHROITE, Monte Cristo, Shohomish County, Washington - Colorful blue massive to somewhat xln on matrix; $6

GOLD, Golden Amethyst Mine, Humboldt County, Nevada - Neat little arborescent xln group, small and loose, not fabulously xlized but nice. $10
FERRIMOLYBDITE, near Cleator, Yavapai County, Arizona - Powdery yellow alteration product of molybdenite. $5
LIBETHENITE, Vila Vicosa, Portugal - Fine sharp green xls, $5
MAGNESIOHORNBLENDE, Nickenicher Sattel, Eifel, Germany - Fine orange needles in vugs, $6
MALACHITE, Buckeye Mine, near Globe, Gila County, AZ - Modest green flat-lying xl druse, a locality piece, $4
MANGANITE, Tuba City, near Cameron, Coconino Co., AZ - Nice black xls, some twins, $5
MARCASITE on PYRITE, Beaver Mine, near Stanley, Ontario - No matrix, just a brassy marcasite xl sticking out of a pyrite cube a few mm across, $5
AERINITE, Pyrenees Mtns, Spain - Pretty blue masses, 3-5mm, $4 ea
ALTAITE, Hilltop Mine, near Las Cruces, Dona Ana County, New Mexico - Naked-eye-visible silvery metallic mssv in matrix. $6
ANALCIME, Santa Maria River, near Hilliside, Yavapai County, Arizona - Typical clear colorless xls in a wee vug, $5
META-AUTUNITE, Les Odoux, New Autun, France - A bright yellow-green thick xl plate, $8
CALLAGHANITE, HYDROMAGNESITE, Gabbs Refractories, Inc. Pits, Nevada - Tiny but striking blue xls amongst blades of hydromagnesite. $15
CALEDONITE, LINARITE, in CERUSSITE, Tonopah-Belmont Mine, Maricopa Co., AZ - A nice, very small clear blue caledonite xl or two with some grungy darker blue linarite in vuggy massive brown cerussite. $9

CACOXENITE, Hot Springs, Arkansas - Lovely two-tone yellow acicular and hemispheres, really beautiful, $6
CERUSSITE, Broken Hill, NSW, Australia - Nice smoky xls, twinned, on the way to becoming sixlings, $8
CHROMITE, Orford Nickel Mine, Quebec - An excellent sharp black octahedron of 0.5mm or so, with minor grossular and diopside, exposed by etching calcite. A common mineral that is seldom seen in good crystals, $15
CHRYSOCOLLA, Eagle Eye Mine, La Paz County, Arizona - A lovely spray of sky blue acicular xls, these are either crystals or pseudomorphs, it remains undecided but I vote for xls, suffice it to say it's a damn unusual habit for the mineral, $9
DEVILLINE, GYPSUM, San Juan Mine, Conchise County, Arizona - A druse of sky blue minutely xln tufted devilline with nice clear colorless gypsum xls, nice combination, $8
DYPINGITE, Brosso Mine, Piedmont, Italy - Rich colorless to white botryoidal coating, kind of neat, $6
FLUELLITE, Tom's Quarry, Kapunda, South Australia - A large vug lined with superb sharp clear colorless to reddish xls, just a great example of the mineral, a real treasure. $15
FLUORITE, Reidsville, Rockingham Co., North Carolina - Excellent clear purple octahedra modified by the cube, a super piece! $10
FLUORITE, CALCITE, DOLOMITE, Maumee Stone Co. Quarry, Wood County, Ohio - A bed of dolomite rhombs hosts a small clear colorless cube of fluorite, one corner of which is missing, apparently having grown around a now missing prism of, probably, anhydrite. Odd and attractive! $8
GALENA, PYRITE, Sweetwater Mine, Reynolds County, Missouri - Nice steely xl cluster with a wee pyrite octahedra. $4
GOETHITE in AMETHYST, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil - Brown needles in a clear pale purple point. $4
GYPSUM, Magnet Cove, near Walton, Nova Scotia - Modest clear colorless needles in a vug, unusual locality! $4
HEMATITE, Willow Creek, near Cuchillo, New Mexico - A very nice black hexagonal plate on matrix, $5
KASOLITE, Musonoi Mine, Katanga, Congo (formerly Zaire) - A superb small micromount: a lovely orange terminated prism sitting nicely on a tiny chip of matrix, mounted on a toothbrush bristle. Rare and beautiful!!! $15
LAUMONTITE, Hall's Harbor, Nova Scotia - A demonstration of what happens to the mineral when removed from its nice damp seaside environment: a Euro mm box filled with ivory bits, xl fragments. $4
MALACHITE, AZURITE, Morenci, Arizona - Spectacular electric blue azurite xls, rosettes, with electric green malachite balls on black matrix for killer contrast. Gorgeous combination!!! $10
MANGANBABINGTONITE, JOHANNSENITE, Iron Cap Mine, Graham County, Arizona - A half dozen dark brown simple tabular xls in matrix and in a vug, very rare mineral. $20
MIMETITE, Caldbeck Fells, Cumberland, England - Beautiful yellow/orange "campy" variety, xln/botryoidalish on matrix, really nice piece! $10

CONICHALCITE, Gold Hill, Tooele County, Utah - Exquisite green botryoidal lining a vug, $5
CUPRITE, Chino Pit, Santa Rita, New Mexico - Neat little cluster of elongated cubes on a small matrix, $5
DESAUTELSITE, Union Carbide Mine, San Benito Co., California - Three small specimens mounted in one box, nice orange flaky xln botryoidal coating chips of matrix, $8
FLUORITE, Pugh Quarry, Custer, Ohio - Superb transparent sharp cubes, the palest brown, just gorgeous! $6
FLUORITE, DAWSONITE, Francon Quarry, Quebec - Very nice sharp palest purple transparent cubes amongst white prismatic dawsonite, what a combination! $10
GADOLINITE, Tuftane, Evje, Norway - A few modest brownish xls in matrix, not bad for the species, $12
GALENA, Zacatecas, Mexcico - A modest steely xl, inconspicuous amongst quartz xls, $3
HUREAULITE, Custer, SD - A small vug lined with nice xls in a small matrix, in a classy old rectangular handmade cardboard box. Not just a nice mm, but a piece of history! $15
ILMENITE, ALBITE, Buckwheat Dump, Franklin, New Jersey - Excellent sharp black hexagonal tabular xls, $10
JAROSITE, East Calvada Pit, Homestake Santa Fe Mine, Mineral County, Nevada - Tons of gorgeous sharp transparent brown xls all over matrix, lovely stuff!!! $10
JOHANNSENITE, QUARTZ, Iron Cap Mine, Graham Co., AZ - Nice brown xl spray with a quartz xl. $5
KLEBELSBERGITE, STIBNITE, Pereta Mine, Tuscany, Italy - A matrix of stibnite hosts a vug with superb clear colorless xl sprays of klebelsbergite. Very fine and attractive, much better than most klebs you see. $15
MALACHITE, Morocco - A bizarre nodule or concretion of sand grains cemented by green malachite, exact locality unspecified. $5
MALACHITE, Bristol Silver Mines, Lincoln County, Nevada - Superb lustrous green acicular, sheaves, just lovely stuff, $6
MARCASITE, Francon Quarry, Quebec - Quite nice brassy blades, some coated with quartz, some twinning going on, $4
METAHEWETTITE, GYPSUM, Ambrosia Lake District, Valencia County, New Mexico - Odd sort of acicular/felted brown metahewettite on and in clear colorless xln gypsum, $10
METAZEUNERITE, Copper Stope, Majuba Hill Mine, Nevada - A couple of nice sharp green xls with some other platy bits on matrix, $6
MIMETITE, CALCITE, Mapimi, Mexico - Nice yellow xl sheaves with sharp colorless calcite rhombs, classic combo, $4
MIMETITE, Yuma Mine, AZ - Nice bright yellow acicular coating quartz, $5

ACTINOLITE, Combe del al Selle, Isere, France - typical green/tan acicular on matrix, $2
ADAMITE, Kamariza, Laurium, Greece [non-slag] - Nice xls, an unusual and striking shade of green, scattered on matrix. $3
ADAMITE, Ojuela Mine, Mexico - beautiful green xls on matrix, $2
ADAMITE, Mapimi, Mexico - nice yellow xls with colorless calcite xls, $3
AGRELLITE, Kipawa River complex, Timiskaming Co, Quebec -(TYPE LOCALITY)-
Slightly greenish fibrous chunks, great pink fluorescence, $2. All sizes available.
AJOITE, Ajo, Arizona - blue xln druse, $2
ALLUAUDITE, Warusenge pegmatite, Rwanda - greenish black massive, unusual locality, $4
ALMANDINE, Mt.Lemon, Arizona - nice xl on matrix, $3
ALTAITE, Mattagami Lake Mine, Quebec - with probable but unconfirmed submicroscopic mattagamite and tellurantimony inclusions, small pcs under 1cm in size are $6
AMBER with insect inclusions, Dominican Republic - Cool 25 million year old critters, beautifully preserved. Various flies, gnats, wasps, beetles, etc., 1-3mm across, in clear polished amber nodules 10-20mm in size. $8 each.
AMETHYST, Blue Point Mine, near Thunder Bay, ON - nice light purple clear plates of points, with interesting inclusions of hematite, a Canadian classic, $2, all sizes available
ANALCIME, Pinnacle Rock, Five Islands, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia - Druses of fine sharp xls, mostly of an unusual reddish-brown shade. Neat stuff. $4
ANALCIME, Victoria, Australia - good clear colorless xls in druses, $2
ANAPAITE, Lerida, Spain - yellowish xl druse, $2
ANATASE on NATROLITE, Ice River complex, 25 km south of Field, British Columbia - Fine sharp micro xls with white natrolite, 40-50mm specimens which would make several micromounts, $20 each
ANATASE, Plan du Lac, Isere, France - nice bipyramids, blue-black, $4
ANATASE, Erfurtherweg, Rauris, Salzburg, Austria - good brown to black xls on "adularia", $4
ANATASE, Hopffeldboden, Obersulzbach, Salzburg, Austria - tiny black xls, $3
ANATASE, Solumsasen, Holmeshand, Vestfold, Norway - nice small xls, $3
ANATASE, East Kemptville Tin Mine, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia - good blue/black xls, tabular, $3
ANDRADITE, Val Malenco, Sondrio Province, Italy - modest yellow-green crystals on matrices that mostly have a sawcut or two. $2
ANGLESITE, Amelia Mine, Mexico - Blocky white opaque loose xls, with minute boleite, $3
ANTIMONY, Lac Nicolet Sb Mine, Quebec - nearly pure masses, $3, all sizes available.
ANTIMONY, Lake George Sb Mine, New Brunswick - small ~4mm masses in white quartz, $3
ANTIMONY, Arechuybo, Chihuahua, Mexico - Great, brilliant metallic granular chunks with cervantite, maybe other stuff, classic locality, $3
ARAGONITE, Col du Samport, Pyrenees, France - tiny colorless acicular xls, sprays, richly scattered across matrix, $3
ARDENNITE, Salmchateau, Luxemburg Province, Belgium (TYPE LOCALITY) -Yellow/ brownish xln to massive in quartz matrix,  old material that is no longer available, $10
ARMSTRONGITE, ARFVEDSONITE, Khan Bodinskii massif, Gobi, Mongolia (TYPE
LOCALITY) - Pinkish/orange, somewhat granular massive stuff, chunks 1cm orless, named for the first dude to step on the moon, $5
ARSENIC, Plaka, Laurion, Greece - Typical black material, with other stuff, most showing some reniform structure, $4
ARSENIC, Kuse Mine, Sarawak Province, Borneo - Typical tarnished massive hiding in matrix, with prismatic cleavages of silvery-blue stibnite, $3
ARSENOLITE, Reward Mine, Washington - A gelcap filled with malformed colorless xls, $4
ARSENOPYRITE, Ackerman Mine, Ontario - Multiple-mounts of 9 to 18 sharp silvery xls etched from calcite, each mount with singles, groups, and twins, from 1-3mm, $3
ARSENOPYRITE, Kilpatrick Mine, Ontario - nice small xls in calcite, $2
ARTINITE, New Idria district, California - white acicular spray, no matrix, $2
ASTROPHYLLITE, Saint-Amable Sill, Varennes, Quebec - Fine terminated tabular brown xls in vugs with various associates, $4
AUGELITE, Rapid Creek, Yukon - Sparkling druses of yellow  xls, 3-4cm pieces, $10
ATACAMITE, La Farola Mine, Chile - loose deep green xl group, $2, very nice on matrix, $4
AURICHALCITE, Mapimi, Mexico - blue xl clump in a vug, $2
AURICHALCITE, Chief Mine, Arizona - robins egg blue xl druse on matrix, $2
AURICHALCITE, 79 Mine, Arizona - blue xl spray on matrix, $1
AUTUNITE - see META-AUTUNITE
AZURITE, Laurium, Greece [non-slag] - Jillions of deepest blue blades, rich and beautiful, $6
AZURITE, MALACHITE, Morenci, AZ - xl balls, $2
AZURITE, MALACHITE, Metcalf Mine, AZ - nice blue on green malachite, $2
AZURITE, Metcalf , AZ - deep blue solid xl druse, $2
AZURITE, Burra Mine, South Australia - glistening druse of tiny xls, $2

BARITE, Butte County, SD - a nice golden xl group, $3
BASTNAESITE, Red Cloud Fluorite Mine, Lincoln Co., New Mexico - (not the Arizona wulfenite locality), rough yellow hex plates in mssv purple fluorite, see MR V11#2 for a pic, $4
BAVENITE, Foote Mine, North Carolina - Nice white to golden, Fe-tinged acicular in vugs, $4
BERAUNITE, STRENGITE, DUFRENITE, Indian Mountain, Cherokee County, Alabama - Three modestly xlized phosphates on matrix, mounted by Neil Yedlin, with a handwritten label, in a rectangular cardboard Yedlin box. The beraunite is platy brown, the strengite a pinkish crystal, and the dufrenite rather nice greenish spheres, the incomplete ones showing zonation. A chance to own a micromount from the collection of one of the greatest micromounters of all time! MM, $30
BERTRANDITE, Beryl Pit, near Quadeville, Bancroft, Ontario - Nice twinned xls, mostly clear and colorless or red from Fe oxide inclusions, on matrix, new and rare! $6
BERTRANDITE, Solumsasen Quarry, Vestfold, Norway - cool clear colorless prismatic, usually twinned xls, very small, most with anatase, in vugs, $4
BERZELIITE, Langban, Sweden - (TYPE LOCALITY) - vitreous yellow mssv in matrix, $4
BISMUTH, Weisser Hirsch Mine, Schneeberg, Germany - Very rare natural crystallized bismuth in little herringbone-type clusters with rounded but distinct crystals, coated with a fine velvet of minute xln safflorite, ~15mm pieces, unmounted so all sides can be appreciated, $25
BISMUTH, Silver Queen Mine, Cobalt, Ontario - 1cm solid plate, no matrix, $5
BISMUTH, Hammerberg, Germany - reference specimen, a 3 mm mass, $2
BISMUTH, COBALTITE, Antonsthal, Erzgegirge, Germany - Very rare crystalline bismuth, crude but obviously xln, with small cobaltite xls. $20 and $30
BOLEITE, Amelia Mine, Mexico -(TYPE LOCALITY) - a few sharp loose blue cubes to a couple of mm, $3
BORNITE, Fairfax Quarry, near Centreville, Virginia - Massive purple bornite from an unusual locality - the traprock quarry where North America's finest apophyllite was found, $1
BOTALLACKITE, GORDAITE, Stollen Nr.18, Sounion, Laurium, Greece - A small amount of green botryoidal botallackite, quite tiny, with minor platy xln gordaite on a 2cm matrix, $15
BOULANGERITE, Rogers Mine, Madoc, Ontario - Wild ring crystals a fraction of a mm in size, ever so cool. $10
BRAZILIANITE, Laggerhof, Millstattersee, Karnten, Austria - Clear colorless sharp xls, druses, on matrix, some iron staining. Excellent and unusual! $4
BRAZILIANITE, Linopolis, Minas Gerais, Brazil - Nice yellow/green xls, $6
BRIANYOUNGITE, Sounion, Laurium, Greece - Minute flaky white xln on matrix, 3cm piece $25
BROOKITE, Hopffeldboden, Austria - Quite tiny clear brown tabular xls, $3
BROOKITE, Magnet Cove, Arkansas - a bunch of lustrous black xls on matrix, $3

CACOXENITE, Indian Mountain, Alabama - nice yellow acicular on matrix, $2
CACOXENITE, Yerington, Nevada - Pretty yellow needles, sprays, scattered across matrix from an uncommon locality. MM, $4
CALAVERITE, Cripple Creek, Colorado - Very old material, typical bright silvery metallic xln on matrix, reference specimens $5
CALCITE, ORPIMENT, STIBNITE, REALGAR, Hunan Province, China - Modest calcite xls colored yellow by orpiment inclusions with a bit of stibnite and minor realgar, neat combination and fairly odd inclusion specimen. MM, $4
CALCITE, McGregor Quarry, ON - clear colorless butterfly twins on matrix, very nice and unusual, $5
CALCITE, Dundas Quarry, nr Hamilton, Ontario - nice colorless xl group on matrix, $2
CASSITERITE, Harvard Quarry, Greenwood, Maine - sharp lustrous black xls, no matrix, $4
CAVANSITE, Owyhee Dam, Oregon - Rich blue xln patch 1cm across on matrix, $10
CELESTINE, McGregor Quarry, Amherstburg, Ontario - odd whitish bladed radiating sprays and clumps, $2
CELESTINE, Tick Canyon, California - small xls on matrix, $2
CELESTINE, Michigan Stone Co. Qu., Maybee, MI - nice colorless prisms in a clump, $2
CELESTINE, Dundas Quarry, nr.Hamilton, Ontario - pale blue xls on matrix, $2
CERUSSITE, Stiwoll, Styria, Austria - Good clear colorless xls in a variety of habits,$3
CERUSSITE, Bristol Silver Mine, Nevada -'sand cerussite', a pile of crude brown xln aggregates, odd stuff that poured out of vugs in this rich silver mine, $2
CERUSSITE, Tsumeb, Namibia - a small pair of colorless xls, no matrix, $2. Also a few specimens that are large micros or small tns, good milky-clear colorless xls, groups, all different, in Euro boxes, $4 & $8
CERUSSITE, Rum Jungle, Australia - neat milky loose 1cm twinned prismatic xl, $2
CHABAZITE-(Ca), Swan's Creek, Cumberland County, Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia - Complex xl groups, singles, twins, of an unusual reddish brown color. Really odd stuff, probably gmelinite but might be chabazite, or both. Analysis pending. $4
CHABAZITE, Hwy.41 Road Cut, near Griffith, Ontario - nice clear colorless rhombs in druses from an unusual locality, $3
CHABAZITE, Northern Ireland - solid druse of colorless rhombs, $2
CHALCANTHITE, Hannover #2 Mine, NM - blue massive fibrous kind of stuff, $2
CHALCANTHITE, Hayden, Arizona - Nice bright blue in matrix
CHALCANTHITE, Planet Mine, Arizona - loose bright blue curving pieces, about as xln as the mineral comes, which is not very, a bunch under 1cm long for $3
CHALCOCITE, BORNITE, Flambeau Mine, Wisconsin - Modest loose xl cluster, quite crude, 15mm across, surface film of iridescent bornite, $5
CHALCOPYRITE, Hwy.62 Rd Cut, Bancroft, Ontario -altered black tetrahedron on matrix, $2
CHALCOSIDERITE, Great Consols Mine, England - small green xls in small vugs, $6, $8
CHAPMANITE, Vlastejovice, Czech Republic - small dull green solid masses, $5
CHLORARGYRITE, HEMIMORPHITE, unnamed prospect in the Soda Mtns, San
Bernardino Co, CA - waxy green xls, great color, some a bit crude but better than usual, $5
CHLORITOID, Ottre, Belgium - widely and mistakenly distributed as ottrelite, subhedral black plates scattered throughout matrix, $3
CHROMITE, State Line chromite district, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania - good black chunks,$2
CHRYSOCOLLA, Eagle Eye Mine, Arizona - light blue acicular, probably pseudomorphous, $2
CHRYSOCOLLA, Eagle Eye Mine, La Paz County, Arizona - A large and quite rich specimen with turquoise-colored chrysocolla masses and  needles here and there in vugs. These are possibly chrysocolla crystals, or perhaps just pseudos of something or other. Most unusual. 70x40x40mm, $10
CHROMITE, St.Cyr, Quebec - black chunks, $2
CINNABAR, Almaden, Spain - tiny red xls on matrix, imperfect, $3
CLINOCHLORE, Brooughton Quarry, Quebec - cool green xl druse, $3
CLINOPTILOLITE, Madras, Oregon - superb orange tablets, lots of them, on matrix. The most colorful zeolite I've seen. $3
COBALTITE, Skutterud, Norway - small silvery  modified cubes in matrix, many incomplete, $3
COBALTITE, Cobalt district, Ontario - many small lustrous embedded xls, many incomplete, $2
COLEMANITE, Corkscrew Mine, California - colorless xls on matrix, $2
CONICHALCITE, Mexico, your basic green botryoidal, $2
CONICHALCITE, Gold Hill, Utah - green botryoidal lining a small opening, $2
COPPER, Christoph Mine, Leogaug, Austria - Cool little spikey crystals, small, on matrix, $4
COPPER in GYPSUM, Mission Mine, Pima Co., AZ - Coolest needle crystals, with their natural copper color, in cleavages of clear colorless gypsum. $4
COPPER, Keweenaw Peninsula, Michigan - cool loose arborescent mass, non xln, $2
COPPER, Arizona - nice clump of rounded xls, light on locality info, $2
COPPER, Cornelia Pit, Ajo, Arizona - Loose arborescent rounded xl group, bright coppery, $3
COPPER, Chino Pit, AZ - Neat loose freeform non-xln arborescent, $2
COPPER, Ojibway Mine, Keweenaw Peninsula, Michigan - nice equant xls with natural tarnish in vugs, $8
CROCOITE, Dundas, Tasmania, A minute loose acicular xl group, $2
CROCOITE, Kapi Mine, Tasmania - nice small terminated xl on small matrix, $2
CYANOTRICHITE, Grandview Mine, AZ - fine blue acicular carpets, $4 and $6
CYANOTRICHITE, Maid of Sunshine Mine, AZ - nice blue acicular mat on matrix, $3

DANNEMORITE, Brunsjogrovan, Hellefors, Sweden - splintery brownish masses in gel caps, $4
DAWSONITE, Francon Quarry, Quebec - transparent colorless striated prisms, $3
DESCLOIZITE, C&B Vanadium Mine, AZ - nice small brown xls on matrix, $3
DIAMOND, Birum River, Western Province, Ghana - quite sharp transparent smoky  roughly 2mm octahedra, $10
DIAMOND, Aikhal Mine, Yakutia, Siberia, Russia - really nice sharp transparent smoky 1mm octahedra, very classy, $10
DIAMOND, Shaba, Congo - sharp opaque 1mm yellow/green cube, $8
DIAMOND, Vaal River, Cape Province, South Africa - relatively large but crude rounded dodecahedrons, mostly opaque dark greyish, just under 3mm across. $10
DIAMOND, Tortia, Ivory Coast - rounded, smoky octahedrons, 2-3mm, in a gelcap, $10
DIAMOND, Kasai Province, Republic of the Congo - opaque yellow rounded cubes 2mm, $10
DIAMOND, Argyle Mine, Western Australia -smoky rounded octahedrons, 2-3mm, $10
DIAMOND, Sewa River, Sierra Leone - 2-3mm opaque yellowish rounded cubes, $10
DIAMOND, Tshikapa, Zaire - rounded cubes, 2-3mm, opaque colorless, $10
DIAMOND, Premier Mine, Transvaal, South Africa - triangular macles, clr colorless, 2-3mm $10
DIOPSIDE, Thedford Mines, Quebec- nice yellowish xls on matrix, $3
DIOPTASE, Harquahala Mine, AZ - good green xls on matrix, $3
DIOPTASE, Christmas Mine, AZ - good small green xls, small pieces $2, one nicer @ $3
DIOPTASE, Tsumeb, Namibia - Superb green xls on matrix, $3
DIOPTASE, Kaokoveld, Namibia - Exquisite sparkling green xls, $5
DOLLASEITE-(Ce), Ostanmossa Mine, Sweden -(TYPE AND ONLY LOCALITY) -10mm brown chunks of this seldom-seen silicate, $5
DYPINGITE, Brosso Mine, Piedmont, Italy - rich white botryoidal on matrix, $3

ELBAITE, Fisher Quarry, Topsham, Maine - good dark green prisms in matrix, $2 to $2
"ELECTRUM", Engineer Mine, Tagish Lake, British Columbia - loose thin plates 4-6mm across, crystallized in the herringbone style. Dana locality for this Ag-Au alloy; dunno which is dominant so "electrum" it is. $8
ELPIDITE, near Lake Gjerdingen, Oslo, Norway - yellow acicular xln patches in matrix, $4
EMERALD, Australia, small green xl sections in mica schist, no specific locality info. $4
EPIDOTE, Centennial Mine, Calumet, Michigan - very nice green xls lining vugs, $2
EPIDOTE, PUMPELLYITE, COPPER on PREHNITE, Keweenaw Peninsula, Michigan- nice green tabular xls, $3
EPIDOTE, Lynch Quarry, Centreville, VA - fab clusters of dark green xls, no matrix, just xln epidote and some chlorite, $2 and $3
EPIDOTE, Marmora, Ontario - green embedded prismatic, $2
ERIONITE, Malpais Hill, AZ - tiny clear colorless xls with heulandite, $3
ERYTHRITE, Cobalt, Ontario - pinkish purple coating, the classic 'cobalt bloom', $3
EUCLASE, Minas Gerais, Brazil - nice clear colorless striated loose xl, 7mm, $10
EUDIALYTE, Kipawa alkaline complex, Quebec - good granular pink to red chunks, $2
EUDIALYTE, Saint-Amable Sill, Varennes, Quebec - good pink to red tabular xls with various associates, $5

FERRIERITE, Kamloops Lake, British Columbia - a small matrixless plate of radiating orangy xls, $4
FERRIERITE, Kamloops Lake, British Columbia, Canada - A small crust of reddish needle xls, quite delicate and pretty. MM, $6
FERROAXINITE, Combe de la Selle, Isere, France - Nice sharp blades, shades of brown, $6
FERRISTRUNZITE, Blaton Hainaut, Belgium - tan acicular flat-lying on matrix, a few small pieces for $4
FERROTSCHERMAKITE, Lindenfels, Oswald, Germany - dark green cleavage masses, $4
FERSMITE, Alpe Rosso, Valle Vigezzo, Italy - minute specks in matrix, reference specimens, $4
FLUORAPATITE, Sceptre Claims, Emerald Lake, Yukon Territory, Canada - Delightful mint-green crystals, totally gemmy, with cool terminations, 6-10mm long, $4 each
FLUORITE, Dundas Quarry, ON - razor sharp colorless cubes on limestone, $2
FLUORITE, Hwy. 62 road cut, near Bancroft, Ontario - nice clear green sharp octahedra, generally imperfect, $3
FLUORITE, Lundy's Lane, Niagara, Ontario - spiffy sharp clear cubes, $3
FLUORITE, Rogers Mine, Madoc, Ontario - cubes, pale reddish to colorless-ish, $2
FLUORORICHTERITE, Earle Property, Wilberforce, Ontario - Good loose blackish doubly terminated tabular xl about 1cm long, $2

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GALENA, Dundas Quarry, ON - nice xls on matrix, $2
GALKHAITE, Getchell Mine, Humboldt County, Nevada - superb brilliant red cubes of this rare sulfosalt, around 1mm in size, many with clear colorless stilbite xls, on drusy quartz. Oversize pieces in TN boxes, kickass stuff, $20, $30, and $40
GARNET variety?, Dielette, Manche, France - Somewhat rounded xls, brownish, probably grossular. $2
GEARKSUTITE, Hall Mine, Nevada - A white matrixless chunk, some botryoidal structure, $4
GEDRITE, Shuyeverskoya, Karelia, Russia, black small xln chunks, $3
GETCHELLITE, STIBNITE - Khaidarkan, Kirgizia, USSR - Bright red micaceous cleavage masses in masive stibnite, perhaps a half dozen localities known for this mineral, $5
GETCHELLITE, ORPIMENT, Getchell Mine, Nevada -(TYPE LOCALITY) - good deep red massive getchellite with mssv orpiment, $5
GILLESPITE, Madrelena Mine, Tres Pozos, Municipio de Tecate, Baja California, Mexico - bright red lustrous cleavages, with SANBORNITE as white cleavages, $4 (TN's are $6)
GISMONDINE, Stradner Kogel, Styria, Austria - fair clear colorless xls lining vugs, $3; with botryoidal white motukoreaite, $5 and $8
GOETHITE, Moore Mine, Eldorado, Ontario - tiny brown acicular mats, $2
GOLD, Bennet Mine, Shining Tree, Ontario - small specks in white quartz matrix, $4
GOLD, Dome Mine, Timmins, Ontario - 4-5mm hackly masses of bright native gold, loose or with minor quartz, $10, $12, and $15
GOLD, Timmins, Ontario - sparse to eye-visible in matrix, $4 to $10
GOLD, Good Hope Mine, Hedley, British Columbia - small specks in matrix, $4
GOLD, Ackerman Mine, near Madoc, Ontario - Bright small masses, <1mm, on/in xln arsenopyrite, exposed by etching away calcite, $4
GOLD, Mad Mutha Mine, Humboldt Co., Nevada - RICH bright hackly in quartz, 7-10mm pcs, my vote for the coolest mine name ever, $10
GOLD, Ashley Mine, Matachewan, Ontario - Tiny masses in quartz, with matrix, classic Canadian gold ore, $4
GOLD, Homestake Mine, SD - small masses in matrix, $4
GOLD, Mirage Claim, near Bissett, Manitoba - typical sparse hackly in quartz; nice bright color, unusual locality!, $8.  TN's with visible masses to a few mm $10
GORDAITE, Stollen Nr.18, Sounion, Laurium, Greece [NOT from slags.] - Recently described from Chile, this the second known locality. Minute clear pale blue-green platy xln, $15, one 3cm piece at $20
GORMANITE, Laggerhof, Rothenturm, Carinthia, Austria - sparse green needles on matrix from an unusual locality! $4 and $8
GORMANITE, Big Fish River, Yukon - green needles on matrix, sparse to rich, druses to scattered, TN sized pieces $5
GRANDIDIERITE, BIOTITE, Sahakondro, Madagascar - Granular green mssv with biotite flakes. Small fragments in a gelcap $3
GRAPHITE balls, sodalite vein near the Golding-Keene Qu., near Bancroft, ON - RARE habit!- Tiny (under 1mm) but very well formed multiple spheres of graphite, in matrix, $5
GRAPHITE, York River Skarn Zone, near Bancroft, ON. - Brilliant silvery-black singles and clusters of xls of interesting form, no sharp hexagonal xls, but still nice, a few dozen in a pill capsule, etched from marble, with possible spinel and other associates, $3
GROSSULAR, York River Skarn Zone, Bancroft, ON - good orange xls, $3
GUSTAVITE, Rotgulden, Salzburg, Austria - Very rare platy grey striated xls in vugs in massive sulfides. Puttied in Euro boxes. Very cheap @ $15
GYPSUM, Arignac, Arriege, France - Beautiful clear colorless lustrous crystals, $3
GYPSUM, Inversand Marl Pit, New Jersey - odd loose spiky xl clusters about 5mm across, $2
GYPSUM, Emerald Mine, Quebec - neat whiteish xl clump, $2
GYPSUM, north pit, Getchell Mine, Humboldt County, Nevada - Fine clear colorless xls here and there in openings. MM, $4

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HARMOTOME, Rt.5 Roadcut, 2.5 miles N of Putney, Windham Co., VT - Fine clear colorless prismatic crystals showing classic twinning. Pcs from 4-8cm, all with sawn bases due to the difficulty of trimming the matrix. Super stuff! $10 ea
HECTORITE, Lyles clay deposit, Yavapai Co, AZ - white chunks in a gel cap, $2
HEMATITE, Hiawatha Mine, Michigan - glistening black blades, $2
HEMATITE, Marmora, Ontario - tiny black xls on quartz, $2
HEMATITE ps PHLOGOPITE, Obsidian Cliffs, Oregon - cool platy reddish xls in vugs, $2
HEMATITE, Topaz Mtn., Utah - black xls in vugs, $1
HEMATITE, Atikokan, Ontario - brown/black micro-botryoidal, ugly Fe ore, $2
HEMATITE ps MAGNETITE, Durango, Mexico - dull red/black altered octahedra, $2
HEMATITE, Evans-Lou Mine, Quebec - minute brown botryoidal in a vug, $2
HEMATITE, Walbridge Mine, Bancroft, Ontario - nice lustrous black blades lining a vug, $2
HEMIMORPHITE, Stiwoll Mine, Styria, Austria - attractive typical clear colorless tabular xls and aggregates in vugs, an unusual locality and nice to look at too. $3
HEMIMORPHITE, Mexico - typical clear colorless blades, $2
HEULANDITE, Loja Quarry, Ybbs Persenberg, Austria - nice clear colorless xls, $3
HEULANDITE, CHABAZITE, CALCITE, Wasson's Bluff, Nova Scotia - Nice sharp little clear colorless xls hiding amongst fine orange chabazite xls with small calcite xls. $3
HEULANDITE, Malpais Hill, AZ - good sharp clear colorless, most with erionite xls, $2
HEULANDITE, Two Islands, Nova Scotia - druse of blocky colorless xls, $2
HOGBOMITE on SPINEL, near Perth, Ontario - Thin black crystal plates of hogbomite growing on the faces of 2-4 mm black spinel octahedra in calcite matrix. Rare and interesting specimens. $10
HOWLITE, shore of Bras D’or Lake, Victoria County, Nova Scotia - A 15mm cluster of pale brown to whitish crystals on a 70x50x35mm matrix. The only locality known for crystals this size; not pretty but rare! $60
HUNTITE, Amstall, Austria - Chalk white masses, $3
HYDROMAGNESITE, Gulsen Quarry, Kraubath, Styria, Austria - very nice specimens with bright pearly white sprays of xls from thin veinlets, all with some terminated xls, $4
HYDROMAGNESITE, LAB Mine, Black Lake, Quebec - White botryoidal lining vugs, composed of innumerable minute acicular xls, nice stuff, $3
HYDROTALCITE, Sounion, Laurium, Greece [NOT from slags] - White spheres and botryoidal coatings on galena/sphalerite matrix, unusually attractive for the mineral, $5, a 3cm piece @ $10
"HYPERSTHENE", Summmit Rock, Klamath Co., Oregon - Nice clear brown tabular xls in vugs, pretty stuff, if only we had a proper name for it. $3

INESITE, Hale Creek Mine, Calif - good pink xls, no matrix, $3 and $5
IZOKLAKEITE, Vena Mine, Sweden - good, bright silvery metallic masses, with galena cleavages and other sulfides in matrix, known from perhaps three localities, $10

JAMESONITE, Zacatecas, Mexico - rich metallic acicular on matrix, $2
JAROSITE, Calvado Mine, Mineral Co., Nevada - lots of nice small brown xls on matrix, $3
JEREMEJEVITE, Ameib Farm, Erongo Mtns., Namibia - fine loose well-terminated crystals, colorless to yellowish to pale blue, varying degrees of transparency, $10 each

KERMESITE, STIBNITE, VALENTINITE, SENARMONTITE, QUARTZ, Lac Nicolet Antimony Mine, Wolfe County, Quebec - Oversize specimens with naked-eye appreciable kermesite, superb under the scope. A) Dark maroon acicular kermesite spray, 1cm long, with the usual micro associates. Very good for the mineral. 40x25x20mm, $60. B) Sprays of kermesite to 1cm, without the valentinite but with a small amount of native antimony, 60x45x25, $55. C) Smaller scattered sprays of kermesite to about 5mm with good senarmontite and all the others. 60x25x25mm, $25. Also one excellent valentinite here.
KERMESITE, Lac Nicolet, Wolfe County, Quebec - Dark maroon kermesite in solid embedded sprays to about 5mm, most with silvery radiating acicular stibnite and mssv valentinite. $4
KINOITE in QUARTZ, Laurium Mine, Michigan - Minute wispy blue bits of blue kinoite included in clear quartz xls, often with epidote, etc, in vugs. 40x or so usually needed. Cool and unusual! $4
KOETTIGITE, Ojuela Mine, Mexico - good blue xls lining vugs, $8
KROEHNKITE, Chuquicamata, Chile - Gorgeous blue fibrous chunks, under 1cm, $4
KULANITE, Crosscut Creek, Yukon Territory - (TYPE LOCALITY)- small dark green blades with brazilianite on siderite on a 6x5cm matrix, $20. 

LAVENDULAN, Hilarion Mine, Laurium, Greece [NON-SLAG]-  Exquisite 1mm bright blue radiating xl balls, most incomplete. Rich 4 cm specimens, $10
LAVENITE, Saint-Amable Sill, Varennes, Quebec - Tiny yellow sprigs with various associates, $5
LAZULITE, Graves Mtn., Georgia - a decent small loose blue 4mm xl, $3
LEAD, Langban, Sweden - greyish metallic films on matrix, $6
LEUCOPHOSPHITE, Teskov, Czech Republic - numerous nice parallel-growth xls on matrix, $4
LIBETHENITE, Mindola Open Pit, Rokana Mine, near Kitwe, Zambia - nice small groups of dark green crystals, most without matrix, various habits. $5
LIBETHENITE, Ray, AZ - nice tiny green xls, abundant on matrix, $3
LITHARGE, MAGNESIOFERRITE, Langban, Sweden - orangish films, with black massive magnetic magnesioferrite, classic locality, $4
LITHIOPHORITE, Mt. Hamilton, Santa Clara Co., California - mssv brown chunks, ~10mm, $3
LORENZENITE, Saint-Amable Sill, Varennes, Quebec - Tiny brown radial sprays on fracture surfaces, rich, specimens under 5cm $4

MACFALLITE, Manganese Lake, Michigan (TYPE LOCALITY) - attractive deep brown
sprays locked in calcite matrix, rich pcs, $4
MAGNESIOHORNBLENDE, Nickenicher Sattel, Eifel, Germany - orangish acicular in vugs, $4
MAGNETITE, Champion Iron Mine, Michigan - Black octahedra in green chlorite matrix, $2
MAGNETITE, Shawville, Quebec - minute cubes, usually modified by the octahedron, $3
MAGNETITE, Campbell Isle, Medford, Pennsylvania, tiny octahedra in matrix, $1
MAGNETOPLUMBITE, Mn-BIOTITE, Langban, Sweden -(TYPE LOCALITY) - small metallic black masses in sparkling masses of Mn-Biotite, $4
MALACHITE, Rudabanya, Hungary - Nice green wee xl clumps scattered on matrix, $3
MALACHITE, Bisbee, Arizona - good green acicular sprays, $2
MALACHITE, Zacatecas, Mexico - deep green acicular carpet, $2
MALACHITE, AZURITE, CUPRITE, Morenci, AZ - minute green acic, $2
MALLESTIGITE, Grabanz, Finkenstein, Austria - tiny clear colorless prismatic on matrix, $10
MANGANITE, Macumber Mine, near Cheverie, Hants County, Nova Scotia - Nice black crystals lining vugs, quite an unusual locality. $3
MANGAN-NEPTUNITE, Saint-Amable Sill, Varennes, Quebec - Fine sharp small red/black xls with various associates, $5
MARCASITE, Dundas Quarry, ON - good brassy tabular xls, $2
MESSELITE, Prinz von Hesse Mine, Messel, Germany -(TYPE LOCALITY) - bladed radial aggregates of messelite, rich, not too attractive, locked in dark brown rock, $4
META-AUTUNITE, Palermo, NH - tiny bright yellow-green tablets hiding in vugs, $3
METATORBERNITE, Shaba Province, Congo (formerly Zaire) - Superb transparent to translucent bright green tablets on matrix, nice stuff, $3
METATORBERNITE, Sonora, Mexico - bright green flaky druses on matrix, $2
METAZEUNERITE, Majuba Hill Mine, Nevada - small platy green xls on matrix, $2
MEYERHOFFERITE, Mt. Blanco, Death Valley, California - aggregate of largish colorless blades, $4
MIARGYRITE, Rosebud Mine, Nevada - fair to superb xls, clusters, about 5mm, no matrix, $5 to $10
MILLERITE, Dumbarton Mine, Manitoba - nice small brassy needles on matrix, a most unusual locality, long closed, $5
MILLERITE, Bedwas, near Caerphilly, Wales - one or two minute needles on matrix, from an old coal mine dump! $3
MILLERITE, Wallace Stone Quarry, Bayport, Michigan - Nice acicular sprays in vugs, $3
MILLERITE, Halls Gap, Kentucky - nice long acicular in vugs, $3
MILLERITE, Thompson Open Pit, Manitoba - solid crusts of brassy needles, unusual specimens from an unusual locality, $5
MILLOSEVICHITE, Schoeller Mine, Czech Republic - ugly reddish/cream colored chunks, $3
MIMETITE, Drygill Mine, England - modest yellowish xls on matrix, $3
MIMETITE, Rowley Mine, Arizona - rich yellow acicular xls, $2
MIMETITE, Mexico, yellow xls, $2
MIMETITE, Laurium, Greece - yellow xls, fairly uncommon, $3
MIMETITE, Tsumeb, Namibia - good yellow xls, $3
MINIUM, Crestmore, California - bright red mssv in calcite, $3
MINYULITE, Richelle, Liege Province, Belgium - white acicular with gypsum, $4
MIXITE, Kamariza, Laurium, Greece [non-slag] - very attractive green acicular tufts, nests, $5
MONAZITE, Konigsalm, Senftenberg, Austria - Small brown xls, generally imperfect, embedded in feldspar, $3
MOTUKOREAITE, Straden Quarry, Styria, Austria - Fine specimens of this rare mineral, very attractive white xln balls, often with phillipsite. $10
MURDOCHITE, Ojuela Mine, Mexico - zillions of tiny sparkling xls coating matrix, $3
MURMANITE, Mt. Flora, Lovozero, Kola Peninsula, Russia - loose cleavage fragments to a few mm, a bunch for $3; brownish cleavages in matrix, $5

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