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Chalcocite with Ankerite

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A faint of metallic massive chalcocite with ankerite running across matrix. Good work example for the species and locality. Collected in 1998.The Baltic Mine, located in Houghton County, Michigan, began exploration around 1882, organized under the Baltic Mining Company in 1897, and officially went into production around 1898 before closing down operations in 1931. Geologically, the mine targeted the Baltic Lode, which is a native copper deposit hosted within a steep, northwest-dipping amygdaloidal flow top breccia. The copper mineralization filled permeable voids in pahoehoe and aa lava flow tops via hydrothermal fluids during ancient regional burial and rifting.

Product details

SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions8.0 x 6.0 x 3.0 cm
Listed on09/17/2026
SKU2062369
Current owner
3,085 for sale·8 sold

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Chalcocite
Mineral guide
Learn about Chalcocite
dark steel-gray crystals with bright metallic luster and dramatic twinning; rare, well-formed specimens attract collectors and highlight sites.
Chalcocite
Regional guide
Chalcocite from Houghton County
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Locality guide
Houghton County
Houghton County, USA — a premier copper ore and mineral-specimen locality on Michigan’s Keweenaw, noted for native copper forms, silver, and calcite.