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ex. Harold Urish
This specimen is an intergrowth of copper, malachite and cuprite. The copper takes on a dark, reddish-brown patina where it coats the copper. Uncoated copper has a fresh coloration. These darker colors are offset by rich green malachite overgrowth of copper. Although crystallization is at a minimum, the riot of colors makes this a beautiful specimen and it is significant for the locality as well
ex. Wendell E. Wilson
Excellent well-developed single crystal of Copper. The crystal has a fine luster and deep brownish-copper color. It is very unusual to find any copper crystal with this fine and sharp of a crystal habit, let alone in isolation. A truly fine specimen for any copper crystal, that happens to be a thumbnail size...rather than jus ta small copper
ex. Dr. Edward David ex. Martin Zinn
This is a unique specimen of intergrown copper and cuprite forming a large stalactite, with crystals of both seemingly intermixed but with cuprite the predominant mineral showing on the surface. The color is thus a deep red hue in good lighting, and it is much more attractive than appears in the photos. The piece is complete all around and 3-dimensional! It came out of the first collection of Dr. Ed David.
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