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NATIVE Silver ps. after Pyrargyrite$750.00




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Like a coralline growth, this fascinating silver-bearing specimen from Uranium mine No. 21, at Príbram is reportedly (Hans Engelbrecht's label) Native Silver replacing, or pseudomorphing large Pyrargyrite crystals. However, these replacements are usually quite fragile with an etched appearance, whilst this specimen is very robust and heavily tarnished if Native Silver. Either way, the 'branches' of 'Pyrargyrite' reach nearly 4 cm in length and whatever has replaced them shows a very dark grey, almost waxy or resinous appearance, suggesting the possibility of something like Allargentum perhaps. Ex Hans Engelbrecht Collection, no. 4017, with his card label recording that it was acquired in 1989, just as this famous mine closed for good. This specimen is mounted on an acryllic display stand using hot glue, but this can easily be removed using acetone.
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SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions5.4 x 4.0 x 5.8 cm
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SKUCC19919
Listed on03/25/2026
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