An outstanding galena specimen from this very classic locale, where galena was common but specimens such as this level, were never common. Large, well formed, cubeoctahedrons of galena, to 4 cm across , are associated with scalenohedrons of lustrous and translucent, milky white crystals of calcite to 1.8 cm in length. The calcite fluoresces a brilliant, rich orange color. We have had galenas of such size and style before, but the settign against white, crystallized calcite matrix is just much more special! Super combo specimen!

This matrix calcite specimen exhibits the classic "poker chip" habit for which this locality is justly famous. Tabular and rounded, lustrous and translucent, milky white crystals of calcite to 5 5 cm across exhibit parallel growth. Very minor contact at the terminal edges of a small crystal and a large crystal are insignificant as the piece is otherwise complete all around, and very aesthetic for the size

Glassy and gemmy cubes of pastel-green fluorite, to 2 cm across are wreathed by a druse of sparkling, white calcite. Rising from the back of the specimen is a lustrous and translucent white calcite crystal, measuring 2 cm in length. The calcite fluoresces a vivid, bright orange and the fluorite, a rich, deep purple. Gorgeous, and really elegant, this is a miniature of rare quality even from this mine which once produced specimens by the thousands

This is a cluster of unusually prismatic, doubly terminated, lustrous and translucent crystals of calcite to 3.5 cm in length, intergrown into a radial spray. The crystals fluoresce a bright, vivid orange (due to manganese inclusions). Neat and unusual for the locale

Nestled aesthetically in a vug of ocherous limonite, are calcite crystals heavily included by aurichalcite which gives them a superb, light teal-blue color. These are covered by a second generation of lustrous and translucent, colorless calcite, in crystals to 1.5 cm in length. In places on the limonite, are drusy clusters of lustrous and translucent, apple green conichalcite. Overall just a gorgeous piece with lots of subtle colors and color mixes. It has a small bit of damage, to a few peripheral crystals, but is otherwise in excellent condition. Unusual!

A very geometrc specimen with several stout, twinned rhombohedrons of calcite, to 5.7 cm across. They are perched aesthetically, on a small amount of sphalerite. The calcite crystals are lustrous and translucent at the edges with a frosted colorless appearance. In fact the frosting is a later generation of gemmier calcite overgrowth on earlier formed calcite. The calcite glows a bright, vivid orange under a fluorescent light. Superb, and very classic in form for older finds here!