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Meta-Autunite
This full and robust cabinet specimen of Meta-Autunite comes from none other than the species' type-locality, the Daybreak Mine of Washington state: The term "type locality" refers to the locality that a mineral is first discovered and described from. The Meta-Autunite has formed into sharp, chunky wheatsheaves that reach up to 1.9 centimeters and have bright yellow-green edges; the edges and shallow crevices of each wheatsheaf are accented with a translucent, darker olive green hue. Turning the specimen over, the back has groups of smaller but extremely sharp Meta-Autunite crystals that grade from bright greenish-yellow to a darker green color. This piece has a very strong neon-green fluorescence under shortwave UV light.
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Species
SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions8.0 x 9.0 x 4.0 cm
Locality
Daybreak Mine, Mount Kit Carson, Spokane County, Washington, USA
Added on06/14/2025
Known provenance
2025/03
Unknown Owner
$1,875.00—Species and Locality Wiki Pages
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