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Boleite, Brochanite, Anglesite and Paralaurionite

$950.00

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A great complex combination specimen from Tiger with a variety of mineral species and textures! The highlight of this piece are the well-formed, equant microcrystals of blue boleite that look fabulous with a loupe or under the microscope! The majority of the piece is coarse, granular, glassy anglesite with local areas of tiny anglesite crystals replacing primary galena. Locally green, granular brochantite is replacing anglesite and possibly paralaurionite. Most of the paralaurionite occurs as colorless, platy microcrystals scattered within the coarse anglesite. Leadhillite may also be present. This is probably a 70+ year old piece originating from mining on the Mammoth vein. Ex. William Pinch collection with label.

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SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions5.3 x 4.5 x 3.5 cm
Listed on10/23/2024
SKUTIGER-07
Current owner
3,389 for sale·Member since 2026

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Anglesite
Mineral guide
Learn about Anglesite
brilliant gemmy PbSO4 crystals with adamantine luster in colors from clear to lemon yellow; prized on matrix from Tsumeb, Monteponi, Broken Hill.
Anglesite
Regional guide
Anglesite from Mammoth-Saint Anthony Mine
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Mammoth-Saint Anthony Mine
A collector's guide to Mammoth-Saint Anthony Mine, USA: its geology, mining history and notable minerals, illustrated with the 255 specimens documented from this locality on EarthWonders.