A large and very fine plate of large globular masses of dense Millerite needles, of a densely packed style not often seen for millerite. The largest of the aggregates is about 1.5 cm across. The plate actually has two generations of Millerite growth on it. A very good and unusually LARGE specimen from a famous and highly sought-after locality! Additionally, these are over 50 years old, I am told, and specimens are hard to obtain except from old collections. Ex. Charlie Key stock.