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Specimens F - G - H - I - J -K - L

	JC5062.  Ferberite, quartz, fluorite, dolomite.  Yaoganxian mine, Yizhang County, Chenzhou prefecture, China.  5.5 x 8.5 cm  190g.  $150.00.  A 7 cm long doubly terminated ferberite is perched on quartz crystals.  A small light purple fluorite sits on the right hand termination.   Dolomite lightly coats the ferberite and the quartz.  The ferberite is undamaged, but does show some growth marks near the upper left, where it looks like some other crystal once rested against the ferberite.  A neat specimen that shows well.
	JC5062.  Back side, with the ferberite almost completely coated with the dolomite crystals.
	JC3714.  Ferberite, quartz, phlogopite.  Yaoganxian mine, Yizhang County, Chenzhou prefecture, China.     6 cm x 7.6 cm.  124g.  $150.00  Doubly terminated 3.1 cm x 3.8 cm ferberite crystal.  The ferberite has bright luster and perfect terminations with good luster.  The left hand end of the ferberite is coated with phlogopite.  There are a few other ferberite crystals embedded in the phlogopite.  There are a couple of dolomite rhombs on the reverse side, with minor pyrite cubes.
	JC4710.  Fluorite, calcite.  Colorado mine cemetery area, Castle Dome dist., Yuma Co., Arizona.  4.5 x 6.5 cm  140g.  $15.00.   These were collected about 10 - 15 years ago.  The crystals are bluish to greenish, and change color in sunlight.  This is the color in daylight, without direct sunlight on the specimen.  The upper corner is naturally cleaved.
	JC4711.  Fluorite.  Colorado mine cemetery area, Castle Dome dist., Yuma Co., Arizona.  4 x 5 cm  89g.  $10.00.  Small, glassy cubes, with numerous zones.  The next to last zone is purple, with a thin layer of clear fluorite on top of this zone.  The zoning can be clearly seen in these crystals.   Collected about 10 years ago.
	JC4712.     Fluorite.  Colorado mine cemetery area, Castle Dome dist., Yuma Co., Arizona.  5.5 x 11 cm.  411g.  $20.00.  Frosted 4.5 x 3.5 cm cubes.  Light purple on the outside, an odd grayish green on the inside.  Some of the larger cubes from this find.  Collected in the mid 1990's.
	JC4713.  Fluorite.  Colorado mine cemetery area, Castle Dome dist., Yuma Co., Arizona.  5 x 6.5 cm  147g.  $15.00.  Zoned, light purple cubes.  The bottom right cube is naturally cleaved and shows the zoning in these crystals rather well.
	JC4714.    Fluorite.  Colorado mine cemetery area, Castle Dome dist., Yuma Co., Arizona.   5 x 6.5 cm  130g.  $20.00.  These exhibit color change, they look blue in sun light and greenish blue in indirect daylight and gray blue in incandescent light.  This one was shot in reflected daylight.
	JC1616.  Fluorite.  Fluorspar King mine, Montgomery Pass, Mineral Co., Nevada.   6.5 x 7   168g.  $20.00.  A flat plate of octahedral crystals.  This one is interesting for the color zonation...grayish purple on the left side, grading to light green and then colorless.  Easily seen in the photo.  The crystals are not lustrous.
	JC1616.   A closer view.
	JC4441.  Fluorite.  Yaoganxian mine, Yizhang County, Chenzhou prefecture, China     6 x 7 cm  108g.   $47.00 Zoned, clear plus purple crystals about 1.5 cm across.  On mica.  Pretty piece, quite 3 dimensional and tough to photo.
	JC4565.  Fluorite.  Yaogangxian mine, Hunan prov., China.  5.5 x 8 cm  208g.  Grayish crystals with a hint of purple.  $15.00
	JC4567.  Fluorite, chalcopyrite.  Harris Creek subdistrict, Illinois Kentucky Fluorspar district, Cave-in-Rock, Hardin Co., Illinois.  9 x 9 cm.  564g.  $100.00.  A 5.5 cm cube, yellow with light blue outer zone with chalcopyrite inclusions.  Good luster and clean of damage as can be seen.  Two views shown.  Neither picture is backlit as the specimen is very translucent.
	JC4567.  Slightly different view showing the crystal face.
	JC3982.  Fluorite, sphalerite.  Gibralter mine, Naica, Chihuahua, Mexico.  6 x 6 cm.  194g.  $50.00.  Near colorless, clear crystals on a bit of sphalerite matrix.
	JC3982.  Another view.
	JC3752.  Fluorite, sphalerite, barite.  Elmwood mine, Elmwood, Smith County, Tennessee.   8.8 cm x 9.5 cm  798 grams.  $250.00.   Cubes to 2.7 cm.  Barite on the back top, that can be seen along the top edge.  Some of the barite is visible through the topmost fluorite cube, as they are quite transparent.  Resinous, red brown sphalerite crystals are scattered around on the chert matrix, which has a thin layer of drusy quartz on it.  Rather nice Elmwood piece.
	JC4712.     Fluorite.  Colorado mine cemetery area, Castle Dome dist., Yuma Co., Arizona.  5.5 x 11 cm.  411g.  $20.00.  Frosted 4.5 x 3.5 cm cubes.  Light purple on the outside, an odd grayish green on the inside.  Some of the larger cubes from this find.  Collected in the mid 1990's.
	JC4719.  Galena, wurtzite.   Huanzala, Huallanca district, Dos de Mayo province, Huanuco department, Peru.  4 x 4.7 cm  138g.  $35.00.  Silvery galena crystals are emplaced on somewhat bronze colored underlying wurtzite.  Uncommon specimen from Huanzala.  The wurtzites were found in one area of the mine in the 1990's, and no more has been forthcoming since.
	JC4713.  Fluorite.  Colorado mine cemetery area, Castle Dome dist., Yuma Co., Arizona.  5 x 6.5 cm  147g.  $15.00.  Zoned, light purple cubes.  The bottom right cube is naturally cleaved and shows the zoning in these crystals rather well.
	JC4714.    Fluorite.  Colorado mine cemetery area, Castle Dome dist., Yuma Co., Arizona.   5 x 6.5 cm  130g.  $20.00.  These exhibit color change, they look blue in sun light and greenish blue in indirect daylight and gray blue in incandescent light.  This one was shot in reflected daylight.
	JC5040.  Galena, Pacococha, Castrovirreyna, Huancavelica dept., Peru.  6.3 x 6.3 cm 286g.  $75.00.   Pacococha is one of the less collected sites in Peru, and specimens from there are relatively uncommon when compared with other Peruvian locations.  This area has produced virtually no specimens for several years now.  Purchased from Dan Belsher in March 1990.   Crowley coll.#970.
	JC5040.  Another view.
	JC5042.  Galena, quartz, tetrahedrite, pyrite, calcite.  Pachapaqui, Bolognesi province, Ancash department, Peru.  8 x 12.5 cm  >1000g.  $200.00  Brilliant, silvery, octahedral and modified octahedrons.  Minor tetrahedrite in small bright tetrahedrons.  Purchased from Rock Currier in February 1993.
	JC5044.  Galena, quartz, tetrahedrite, pyrite.   Pachapaqui, Bolognesi province, Ancash department, Peru.  6.5 x 14 cm  760g.  $200.00   Silvery galena as modified cubes on a bed of small golden pyrite crystals.  Purchased from Andes Minerals in February 1994.
	JC5044.  Close up of central area.
	JC5045.  Galena.  Huanzala, Huallanca district, Dos de Mayo province, Huanuco department, Peru.  5 x 7 cm  189g.  $75.00.   Silvery, modified cubes.  Purchased from Dan Belsher in March 1990.
	JC5046. Galena.  Huanzala, Huallanca district, Dos de Mayo province, Huanuco department, Peru.  6.5 x 7.5 cm  185g.  $125.00.   Brilliant silvery crystals on quartzose matrix.  Ex Dan Belsher collection.  Purchased from Don Knowles in June 1994.   This one is really pretty.
	JC5048.  Galena, chalcopyrite, sphalerite.  Animon mine, San Jose de Huayllay district, Huaron, Pasco province, Pasco department, Peru.  5 x 6 cm  151g.  $100.00.   Purchased from Columbine Minerals in August 1989.   Minor, microscopic tetrahedrite on the chalcopyrite.
	JC5048.  Another view.
	JC4947.  Hematite, quartz.  Jinlong iron mine, Guangdong prov., China.  3.5 x 5 cm  51g.  $18.00.    Bladed black hematite with a bit of quartz.  Two views are shown.
	JC4947.  Another view.
	JC4016.  Hematite, quartz.  Jinlong iron mine, Longchuan Co., Guangdong, China.  8.5 x 8 cm  272g.  $65.00.
	JC4691.  Hemimorphite.  Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, Mexico.  4 x 13 cm  538g.  $80.00.   Nice large crystals and sprays in a bowl shaped vug.  Looks better in person.  Lots of sparkle to these nice large crystals.   On Hold
	JC4674.  Hemimorphite, mimetite.  Ojuela mine, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico.    4 x 6 cm  76g.  $40.00.  Mostly hemimorphite.  Lots of sparkle.  Two views shown.
	JC4674.
	JC4549.  Hemimorphite, Wenshan mine, Yunan province, China.  3.5 x 6 cm  49g.  $40.00  This specimen is covered with Beautiful royal blue, 2 to 3 mm thick layer of botryoidal hemimorphite.  Bright luster on the botryoids.  A new find, and some of the best yet to come from the Wenshan mine.  John Veevaert, Trinity minerals, has some of these on his site also.
	JC4550.  Hemimorphite, Wenshan mine, Yunan province, China.  3 x 6 cm  54g.  $50.00    This specimen is covered with Beautiful royal blue, 2 to 3 mm thick layer of botryoidal hemimorphite.  Bright luster on the botryoids.   A new find, and some of the best yet to come from the Wenshan mine.  John Veevaert, Trinity minerals, has some of these on his site also.
	JC4551.  Hemimorphite, Wenshan mine, Yunan province, China. 3.5 x 4.5 cm  24g.  $20.00   This specimen is covered with Beautiful royal blue, 2 mm thick layer of botryoidal hemimorphite.  Bright luster on the botryoids.   A new find, and some of the best yet to come from the Wenshan mine.  John Veevaert, Trinity minerals, has some of these on his site also.
	JC4359.   Hemimorphite.  Wenshan, Yunnan, China.  5.5 x 7 cm  115g.  $75.00  Beautiful dark turquoise blue.  These really stand out for their superior color.   Two views shown.  There is one minor touch spot on the central stalactite that shows as a small white spot.
	JC4359.
	JC4789.  Hemimorphite.  Empress mine, Zinc Hill subdistrict, Darwin District, Inyo County, California.  4 x 5.5 cm   67g.  $10.00.  Botryoidal light blue.
	JC5026.  Hubnerite, quartz.  San Fernando de La Mina Victoria, Mundo Nuevo/Tamboras, Pallasca province, Ancash Department, Peru.  8 x 8 cm   147g.  $150.00.    1.5 cm crystals on quartz.  Blood red in transmitted light, and hints of this can be seen in the photo.   Purchased from Don Knowles in October 1994.  Crowley Coll.#JAC1164.
	JC5026.  Another view.
	JC5027.  Hubnerite, quartz.  San Fernando de La Mina Victoria, Mundo Nuevo/Tamboras, Pallasca province, Ancash Department, Peru.   5 x 5 cm.  137g.  $100.00.   Thick bladed crystals, opaque for the most part, although red can be seen on thin fracture surfaces.  Another photo below shows the main termination on the right side.  Also doubly terminated.   Purchased from Don Knowles, June 1994.  Crowley coll. #1130.
	JC5027.  Termination view
	JC4622.  Linarite.  Grand Reef mine, Graham Co., Arizona.  4.5 x 5.5 x 5.5 cm   152g.  $40.00.   A coating of blue linarite on matrix.