VERY FINE TOP 79 MINE GREEN CUPRIAN SMITHSONITE (03/01/2009)

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VERY FINE TOP 79 MINE GREEN CUPRIAN SMITHSONITE

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Sold Date: 03/01/2009
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
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GREEN CUPRIAN SMITHSONITE Fourth Level, 79 mine, Gila County, Arizona Measures 1 5/8 X 1 1/4 inches
You are looking at a very fine brilliant green cuprian smithsonite specimen from the 79 mine in Gila County, Arizona. This outstanding specimen displays beautiful botryoidal smithsonite crystals on matrix. This specimen displays a pleasing rich apple green color. A very attractive and aesthetic specimen as you can see. The 79 mine has produced some the the finest green smithsonite in the world. A very aesthetic specimen with outstanding presentation. The quality is very nice. A very classy specimen from a classic Arizona locality. A top hand selected specimen for the collector. A real beauty folks! The 79 Mine is also known for its world class aurichalcite and some of the finest blue hemimorphite. We are offering this fine green smithsonite specimen at $1 and NO RESERVE so congratulations in advance to the winner.

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