April 12, 2024
RARE - CRYSTALLIZED GOLD NUGGET -bullion -gold nuggets
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SPECTACULAR & RARE GOLD CRYSTAL SPECIMEN READY FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL? NO RESERVE - FREE SHIPPING TO USA ONLY You are bidding on an ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS GOLD CRYSTAL SPECIMEN from the Mockingbird Mine in Mariposa County, California. This specimen is like nothing you have seen before auctioned on ebay, except by me. This is truly a very rare collectors item for the discerning gold specimen collector. Check out the incredible crystal formations on this specimen. It is common to see trigons, octahedrals, wire gold, and dendritic leaf like formations on these gold crystal specimens. This specimen is over 3/8" long, weighs 5.7 grains (0.37 gram), and comes in a plastic gem jar for display. My Crystallized Gold Specimens are second to none, all hand selected high quality gold specimens. Over the years I kept only the choicest nuggets and specimens for myself. I am now slowly selling off my extensive collection which helps me to keep my bills paid. The photo does not do it justice, it is too shiny and crystallized to get a good photo without reflection. A nice addition to any collection and a good investment as well. I have sold many Gold Specimens and other items on Ebay. Check out all the positive feedback from my many satisfied buyers. You can bid on my auctions in confidence. I photograph all my specimens using a close-up lens. PLEASE
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