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	JC9463.  Plumbogummite   Yangshuo mine, Yangshuo county, Guilin Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.   7.5 x 10 cm  297g.  $150.00.   Blue gray to gray blue.  Mostly a coating on what appears to be a quartz breccia.  One corner has pyromorphite crystals that are partially replaced by the plumbogummite.    ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9463.  Close up of the pyromorphite crystals.
	JC7235.    Prehnite.  Jjouga, Benduko, Kayes region, Mali.  10.5 cm tall stalactite.  $40.00.   Pale green as shown.  Not lustrous.  ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7235.  Close up view.
	JC7935.  Pyrite.  Huanzala mine, Huallanca, Huallanca district, Bogognesi province, Ancash department, Peru.   5 x 6 cm  283g.  $10.00.    A cube with the bottom quarter sawed off, so it sits well.       ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7935.   Slightly different angle.
	JC7551.  Pyrite pseudo pyrrhotite.  Huanzala, Huallanca district, Dos de Mayo province, Huanuco department, Peru.  6 x 7 cm  197g.  $50.00.  Ex Dan Belsher collection, Ex Don Knowles collection, ex Crowley collection.   Collected in 1994.  Somewhat bladed pyrrhotite crystals have been replaced by small, brilliant pyrite crystals.  Scattered somewhat larger pyrite crystals throughout.  An attractive and quite pretty piece, much better than the photo would indicate.     ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7551.   Another view.
	JC7209.  Pyrite.  El Indio mine, Elqui province, Coquimbo region, Chile.   4 x 6 cm   76g.  $40.00.   Octahedrons scattered over the matrix.  Not many of these came out from the El Indio mine.     ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6937.  Pyrite, quartz.  Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, Mexico.  5 x 6.5 cm  165g.  $35.00  An older piece collected in the 1970's.   Probably San Antonio mine.   ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC5152.  Pyrite.  Huanzala, Huallanca district, Dos de Mayo province, Huanuco department, Peru.   3.5 x 7 cm  141g.  $90.00.    A brilliantly lustrous group of modified crystals.  Two views are shown.  Collected prior to March 1990.        ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC5152.  Another view.
	JC3786.  Pyrite, quartz.  Black Cloud mine, Iowa gulch, Leadville, Lake county, Colorado.   2.5 x 3 cm   9g.  $8.00.   An oddly shaped pyrite crystal with several smaller crystals on drusy quartz.  Collected about 22 years ago.      ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC3786.   Another view.
	JC297.  Pyrite, quartz, siderite?  Julcani mine, Julcani district, Angaraes province, Huancavelica department,  Peru.  5.7 x 8 cm  $30.00.   Older piece collected in 1998.   Flattish plate with pyrite pyriteohedron crystals sticking out of a layer of sparkly drusy quartz.  Small siderite? balls are on the quartz.    Pyrite has nice luster.     ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC297.  Slightly different angle.
	JC297.  Closer view.
	JC3616.  Pyrrhotite, quartz.   Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, Mexico.   2.5 x 3.8 cm  26g.  $3.00.   Center pyrrhotite is not terminated.       ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7036.    Pyromorphite.  Daoping Pb-Zn mine, Goncheng Co., Guilin prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.  7 x 11 cm  361g.  $125.00.   This specimen reminds of the pyromorphites from San Salvy in France.  Thin acicular sprays of lime green crystals on a rusty quartz matrix.       ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7036.   Another view
	JC7036.    Close up view of the crystals.
	JC7030.    Pyromorphite.  Daoping Pb-Zn mine, Goncheng Co., Guilin prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.  6 x 10.5 cm  171g.  $125.00.  Slightly olive green to forest green crystals on rock matrix.   Somewhat different style from this mine, which has produced an amazing variety of pyromorphite specimens.      ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6746.   Pyromorphite.  Daoping Pb-Zn mine, Goncheng Co., Guilin prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.  5.5 x 8 cm  106g.  $100.00.  Pale green crystals with satiny luster.  The white crystals are small, satiny luster cerussite crystals.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6746.  A close up view.
	JC6693.  Pyromorphite, malachite, cerussite.  Brown's prospect, Rum Jungle, Northern Territory, Australia.   8.5 x 11.5 cm  481g.  $125.00   Botryoidal pyromorphite, with crudely formed crystal faces with botryoidal emerald green malachite and scattered white cerussite crystals.  Most of the cerussite crystals have some damage.   Four views are shown.     ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6693.  A closer view of the lower right area.
	JC6693.  A different view.
	JC6693.  Close up of the top area showing the nearly botryoidal pyromorphite with the small cerussite crystals and the patches of malachite.
	JC5929.  Pyromorphite.  Daoping Lead-Zinc mine, Goncheng county, Guilin prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.  3.5 x 4.8 cm  26g.  $25.00.  Lime green crystals with a hint of yellow to them.   On quartz.        ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC5072.  Pyromorphite, plumbogummite.  Daoping Lead-Zinc mine, Goncheng county, Guilin prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.  6 x 11 cm  148g.  $175.00.  lime green to very slightly yellowish green pyromorphite crystals implanted on blue-gray plumbogummite.   Not often are freestanding pyromorphite crystals found on plumbogummite from here.  Most are partly to completely coated with the plumbogummite.   A closer view is shown below.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC5072.  Closer view.
	JC5071.   Pyromorphite.  Daoping Lead-Zinc mine, Goncheng county, Guilin prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.  5 x 6.7 cm  81g.  $100.00.  Feathery lime green crystals.  Two views shown.     ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC5071.  Another view.
	JC5060.  Pyromorphite.  Daoping Lead-Zinc mine, Goncheng county, Guilin prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.  4.5 x 6 cm.  138g.  $125.00.   Lime green crystals.  On the left side the crystal terminations are composed of many tiny little needlelike crystals, resembling tiny flowers or some such.  They are also white in color, as if the coloring agent in the crystals faded out towards the terminations.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC5057.  Pyromorphite.  Hard Rigg Edge, Hartside, Cumbria, United Kingdom.  5.5 x 5.5 cm  97g.  $25.00.   Bright olive green crystals on the face and curving around the left side of the piece.        ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC5057.  Close up.
	JC4673.  Pyromorphite, quartz.  Bwlch Glas mine, Talybont, Ceulanymaemawr, Ceredegion (Cardingshire), Wales, United Kingdom.   5 x 6 cm  78g.  $120.00  Scattering of light green to lime crystals on drusy quartz.    ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC4673.  Close up.
	JC4455.   Pyromorphite.  Daoping Lead-Zinc mine, Goncheng county, Guilin prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.  5 x 6 cm.  75g.  $250.00   Lime green crystals.  These are on crude quartz crystals, and represent another limited find from a few pockets in the quartz zone of the mine.     ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC4339.  Pyromorphite.  Daoping Lead-Zinc mine, Goncheng county, Guilin prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.   5.5 x 6.5 cm   134g.  $75.00.   Lime green crystals with feathery terminations.  ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC4337.  Pyromorphite.  Daoping Lead-Zinc mine, Goncheng county, Guilin prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.  5.5 x 6.5 cm  161g.  $150.00   Slightly yellowish green crystals with bright luster.    ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC4333  Pyromorphite.  Daoping Lead-Zinc mine, Goncheng county, Guilin prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, China.  3 x 5 cm  76g.  $45.00    Ice green crystals     ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7665.  Pyrrhotite, quartz.  Potosí Mine, Francisco Portillo, West Camp, Santa Eulalia Mining District, Aquiles Serdán Municipality, Chihuahua, Mexico.    4.5 x 6.5 cm   161g.  $30.00   Nicely terminated, sort of bronze colored crystal. There are a few cracks on this specimen.  They seem to be solid and holding together.  To be on the safe side I put a drop of super glue in the larger ones.  It doesn't show, and helps to stabilize the piece.    ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC7665.  Another view.
	JC7665.  Another view.
	JC7665.  Trying to show the terminations.
	JC7665.  Another view of the terminations.   The black specks appear to be sphalerite.
	JC11261.  Quartz.  Zaca (Advance) mine, Colorado hill, Loope, Monitor-Mogul district, Alpine county, California.  5 x 9.5 cm  174g.   $10.00.      ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC11259.      Quartz.  Zaca (Advance) mine, Colorado hill, Loope, Monitor-Mogul district, Alpine county, California.  5 x 5 x 7 cm  136g.  $10.00.   Most crystals from here are smallish.  This is a much larger than usual, with drusy crystals around the base.     ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC11040.  Quartz, rutile.  Minas Gerais, Brazil   6.5 x 9.5 cm x 3 cm thick.   365g.  $30.00.   Not a crystal, this is a broken slab of clear, gemmy quartz, pale smoky, with hair thin rutile needles all through it.   Would be great material for cabs or faceted stones.  Doesn't appear to have any flaws in it.    Some close ups below show a bit of the rutile.     ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC11040.   Hair like needles of rutile can be seen.
	JC11040.   Another view.  The rutile needles can be seen as very thin hair like golden reflections within the quartz.
	JC11040.   Another view.
	JC10950.  Quartz, goethite after siderite.  Crystal Creek, Teller county, Colorado.      8 x 19 cm  301g.  $25.00     These were found in 2003, a large pocket typical of the area...unfortunately the pocket was all microcline and smoky quartz.  No amazonite.   The pocket was full of shards of smoky quartz that had re-healed faces.  This is a group of re-healed crystal shards with the front partially covered in goethite after siderite, so the goethite has a sort of box work look to it.   The goethite is actually a bit sparkly in bright light.    An odd specimen.        ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC10950.   Closer view of the goethite.   Box work doesn't show up really well.
	JC10950.  Back side.
	JC10949.   Quartz.  Crystal Creek, Teller county, Colorado.      14 cm. crystal shard.  56g    $10.00     These were found in 2003, a large pocket typical of the area...unfortunately the pocket was all microcline and smoky quartz.  No amazonite.   The pocket was full of shards of smoky quartz that had re-healed faces.  I kept a few and this is one of them.   ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC10949.   Back side.
	JC10948.   Quartz.  Crystal Creek, Teller county, Colorado.      15 cm. crystal shard.  165g    $10.00     These were found in 2003, a large pocket typical of the area...unfortunately the pocket was all microcline and smoky quartz.  No amazonite.   The pocket was full of shards of smoky quartz that had re-healed faces.  I kept a few and this is one of them.   ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC10948.  Back side.
	JC10947.  Quartz.  Crystal Creek, Teller county, Colorado.      13 cm. crystal shard.  46g.    $10.00     These were found in 2003, a large pocket typical of the area...unfortunately the pocket was all microcline and smoky quartz.  No amazonite.   The pocket was full of shards of smoky quartz that had re-healed faces.  I kept a few and this is one of them.   Doubly terminated.      ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC10947.  Back side.
	JC10946.   Quartz.  Crystal Creek, Teller county, Colorado.      6 x 7 cm  144g.    $10.00     These were found in 2003, a large pocket typical of the area...unfortunately the pocket was all microcline and smoky quartz.  No amazonite.   The pocket was full of shards of smoky quartz that had re-healed faces.  This piece looks normal from the front, but when looked at from the back, it appears to have been sheared off and then re-healed with multiple faces.       ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC10946.  Back side.
	JC10458.  Quartz.  Huanggang Fe-Sn deposit, Hexigten Banner , Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, China.  5 x 6 cm  57g.  $78.00.  The base of these crystals have hematite inclusions.  The Chinese call these "flower quartz".   Nice little group of divergent crystals.       ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC10458.  Another view.
	JC10458.  Another view.
	JC10458.  Another view.
	JC10458.  Another view.
	JC10198.  Quartz.   Penalobo (or Pena Lobo), Sabugal, Guarda, Portugal.  5 x 8 cm   104g.  $15.00.  White quartz crystals from this relatively unknown location.      ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC9222.  Amethyst.  Gobobosed mountains, Brandberg area, Erongo region, Namibia.  4.8 x 6 cm 238g.  $65.00.  Single, fat, light amethyst crystal on matrix.  Nice luster on front faces.    ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC9222.  Another view.
	JC9509.  Quartz, siderite, magnesite.  Morro Velho mine, Nova Lima, Minas Gerais, Brazil.  5 x 8 cm  106g.  $98.00.   Tan siderite crystals with clear quartz crystals.  A 3 cm wide magnesite crystal is on the front or backside, depending on orientation.  It has little speckles of what looks like inclusions of pyrrhotite.  A few other bladed magnesites are also present.    One of the quartz crystals has a long, flat inclusion of an unknown mineral, this can be seen in the photos below (hematite?).  The quartz crystals are clear and gemmy.      ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9509.  The magnesite is front center in this photo.  The inclusion in the quartz crystal is easily visible in the left most quartz crystal.
	JC9509.  Close up of the inclusion.
	JC9509.  Another view.
	JC9070.  Amethystine, grape agate/grape chalcedony?  Manakarra beach?, West Sulawesi, Indonesia.   7 x 9 cm  137g.  $125.00.   There was quite a bit of this stuff scattered around the Tucson show, 2018.  The only definitive location is Sulawesi...I have not seen an exact verified location as yet.  Manakarra beach is consistant amongst several dealers, so for now I'm going with that.  The poorer quality material is off color, with the better stuff a nice lavender/amethyst color.  The poorer material does not have any luster, whereas the better material has a nice shine of minute, microscopic, quartz? that makes up the chalcedony.  Prices are all over the place, and surprisingly high considering the abundance of material.   I picked up two, with nice luster and color of intermediate quality.   ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE.
	JC9070.   Reverse.
	JC11230.   Quartz.  Corral Canyon, Copper Valley district, Pershing county, Nevada.  A 12 cm tall crystal.  362g.  $20.00.  This one formed on the bottom of the pocket, so the back side was broken at some point, and then has re-healed with small sparkly quartz faces.   This particular pocket has on every specimen an area on the side or on the termination or base of what looks like orangish hematite.  It lies under a very thin layer of later formed quartz.  I can't really call it a phantom, as it is only partial on most pieces.     On this crystal it is a small patch on the back side, and can be seen in the photo below.   The luster is very close to glassy on the front side and satiny on the back.   ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC11230.   View of the back side.
	JC11232.    Quartz.  Corral Canyon, Copper Valley district, Pershing county, Nevada.  A 10 cm tall crystal.   233g.   $15.00.   This particular pocket has on every specimen an area on the side or on the termination or base of what looks like orangish hematite.  It lies under a very thin layer of later formed quartz.  I can't really call it a phantom, as it is only partial on most pieces.     On this crystal it is a patch on the side and termination, and can be seen in the photo below.   The luster is very close to glassy on the front side and satiny on the back.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC11232.   Side view.
	JC11234.    Quartz.  Corral Canyon, Copper Valley district, Pershing county, Nevada.   A 10 cm tall crystal.  213g.  $15.00   Although not doubly terminated, the bottom is re-healed so it looks almost like a double termination.   This particular pocket has on every specimen an area on the side or on the termination or base of what looks like orangish hematite.  It lies under a very thin layer of later formed quartz.  I can't really call it a phantom, as it is only partial on most pieces.     On this crystal it is a patch on the side, and can be seen in the photo below.   The luster is bright satiny almost glassy on the front side and satiny on the back.   ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC11234.  Back side.
	JC11235.    Quartz.  Corral Canyon, Copper Valley district, Pershing county, Nevada. A 9.5 cm tall crystal.  200g.  $13.00   Not doubly terminated, it has a partially  re-healed base.   This particular pocket has on every specimen an area on the side or on the termination or base of what looks like orangish hematite.  It lies under a very thin layer of later formed quartz.  I can't really call it a phantom, as it is only partial on most pieces.     On this crystal it is a patch on the side and termination, and can be seen in the photo below.   The luster is bright satiny almost glassy on the front side and satiny on the back.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC11235.  Back side.
	JC11238.   Quartz.  Corral Canyon, Copper Valley district, Pershing county, Nevada.   4 x 6 cm tall.  46g.  $8.00.   This particular pocket has on every specimen an area on the side or on the termination or base of what looks like orangish hematite.  It lies under a very thin layer of later formed quartz.  I can't really call it a phantom, as it is only partial on most pieces.  On this little group it forms as a couple of tiny patches of orangish color.  Luster varies from bright satiny to glassy.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC11238.  Reverse.
	JC11239.   Quartz.  Corral Canyon, Copper Valley district, Pershing county, Nevada. 5 x 5 cm  99g.  $7.00.   Group of two crystals.   This particular pocket has on every specimen an area on the side or on the termination or base of what looks like orangish hematite.  It lies under a very thin layer of later formed quartz.  I can't really call it a phantom, as it is only partial on most pieces.  On this specimen it is quite obvious on the termination faces.   Luster is bright satiny.  The color is not quite as orange as the photos show.  ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC11239.  Reverse.
	JC10934.  Quartz.  Marshal canyon, East side Adam Peak, Osgood mountains, Potosi district, Humboldt county, Nevada.   5 x 5.5 cm  90g.  $10.00    From a find in early 2000.  An alpine type vein in granite.  Minor muscovite in association.  A single pocket discovery.  Most specimens have minor damage here and there due to earthquake activity over the eons.  Light smoky, glassy crystals.  The one on the upper right never formed properly.    I thought I had sold all of these, but when I started going through my storage I found this flat.    These are the last of decent cabinet specimens from this find.   ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10560.  Quartz.   Petersen mountain, Washoe county, Nevada.   4 x 6.5 cm.   125g.  $25.00.  A clear and gemmy smoky quartz scepter.  The stem of the scepter is broken just below the edge of the bottom part of the quartz, easily seen in the photo.  Nice bright luster.  Rather small ding on the termination.  ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10560.  Slightly different angle.
	JC10560.  Slightly different angle.
	JC10560.  Back side.
	JC10941.  Quartz.  Marshal canyon, East side Adam Peak, Osgood mountains, Potosi district, Humboldt county, Nevada.   7 x 8 x 9 cm  392g  $18.00  From a find in early 2000.  An alpine type vein in granite.  Minor muscovite in association.  A single pocket discovery.  Most specimens have minor damage here and there due to earthquake activity over the eons.  Light smoky, glassy, transparent to translucent crystals.   I thought I had sold all of these, but when I started going through my storage I found this flat.    These are the last of decent cabinet specimens from this find.  ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10941.   Vertical view.
	JC11231.    Quartz.  Corral Canyon, Copper Valley district, Pershing county, Nevada.  A 9.5 cm tall crystal.  350g.  $20.00   This particular pocket has on every specimen an area on the side or on the termination or base of what looks like orangish hematite.  It lies under a very thin layer of later formed quartz.  I can't really call it a phantom, as it is only partial on most pieces.     On this crystal it is a patch on the back side, and can be seen in the photo below.   The luster is very close to glassy on the front side and satiny on the back.   The crystal is very close to being transparent, and is so in the central area of the crystal.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC11231.   Side view showing the hematite layer under a very thin layer of quartz.
	JC11231.  Back side.
	JC9269.  Quartz.  Marshal canyon, East side Adam Peak, Osgood mountains, Potosi district, Humboldt county, Nevada.   3.5 x 6 x 7.5 cm tall  143g.  $18.00     From a find in early 2000.  An alpine type vein in granite.  Minor muscovite in association.  A single pocket discovery.  Most specimens have minor damage here and there due to earthquake activity over the eons.     These are the last of decent cabinet specimens from this find.  The largest crystal has a ding on the termination, typical of most specimens from here.      ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9269.  Another view.
	JC8923.  Quartz (amethyst).  Pampa Blanca, Castrovirreyna province, Peru.  17 cm tall.  $50.00.  A not terribly bright, but interesting quartz crystal from this area.  These came out a few years ago, and appear to have been a one time find.   The termination area is a light amethyst in color.   These are crude scepters, and on this one, from the front you cannot tell its a scepter...then when you see the back, it is obvious, as seen in the photo below.        ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8896.  Quartz epimorph after fluorite.  Sidi Rahal, El Kelaa des Sraghna province, Morocco.  7 x 8 x 16  306g.  $175.00   A shell of quartz showing the obvious shape of the fluorite.  Unusual specimen from this locality.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8896.  Another view.
	JC8896.  Another view.
	JC8839.  Quartz, with amethyst, and Japan law twin quartz, pyrite.   Fengjiashan (Daye copper) mine, Daye county, Huangshi prefecture, Hubei province, China.  7 x 10 cm  289g.  $375.00.   An unusual specimen from here.  On one end is a Japan law twin of white quartz, and on the other side is a amethyst crystal.  A few pyrite cubes mixed in.      ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8839.  A view of the amethyst on the left end, and the Japan law twin on the right end.
	JC8839.  Another view, with the amethyst in the front and the Japan law twin on the end (upper left).
	JC8839.  Another view
	JC8839.  Another view, with the amethyst on the upper right and the Japanese twin on the bottom.
	JC8839.  Close up of the Japanese twin of quartz.
	JC8839.   Another view, with the amethyst on the bottom left and the Japanese twin on the top center.
	JC8819.    Quartz.  Hot Springs blowout, nr. Adam peak, east side Osgood mountains, Potosi district, Humboldt county, Nevada.   5 x 6 cm  91g with stand.  $30.00.   A doubly terminated crystal, a little crude in shape.  These quartz crystals come from an old, and long since dormant hot spring occurrence on the east side of Adam peak.  Originally it was open to the air, and specimens could be collected from down in the throat of the dried up spring.  Many crystals were sand blasted on one side, where sand laden water surged against the crystals and literally rounded them off over time.   The occurrence is now filled in and any remaining crystals are deeply buried.   These are a few examples of specimens from this rather unique occurrence.   Collected about 20 years ago.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8819.  Another view.
	JC8816.  Quartz.  Hot Springs blowout, nr. Adam peak, east side Osgood mountains, Potosi district, Humboldt county, Nevada.   5 x 7 cm  160g.  $18.00.   These quartz crystals come from an old, and long since dormant hot spring occurrence on the east side of Adam peak.  Originally it was open to the air, and specimens could be collected from down in the throat of the dried up spring.  Many crystals were sand blasted on one side, where sand laden water surged against the crystals and literally rounded them off over time.   The occurrence is now filled in and any remaining crystals are deeply buried.   These are a few examples of specimens from this rather unique occurrence.   Collected about 20 years ago.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8158.  Quartz, schorl.  David Ost, Erongo mountains, Namibia.  6 x 7 cm  144g.  $75.00.   A stout scepter on white quartz with a schorl crystal on the back side.         ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8158.   Another view.
	JC8158.  Another view.
	JC8158.  Another view.  The white quartz stem of the scepter is visible.
	JC8154.   Hubnerite, quartz.  Mundo Nuevo mine, Mundo Nuevo, Huamachuco, Sanchez Carrion province, La Libertad department, Peru. 5 x 7.5 cm  12k6g.  $90.00.   A couple of stout hubnerite crystals have grown on the base of this quartz cluster.  Looks like a floater group.      ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8154.  Another view.
	JC6856.  Amethyst.  Sidi Rahal, Bou Azzer, Atlas mountains, El Kelaa des Sraghna province, Morocco.  8 x 10.5 cm  203g.  $30.00.   Light purple amethyst in a partial geode.  There is a finger of amethyst sticking up from the left upper corner.  Hard to see in a 2 dimensional photo.  Two views are shown.     ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6672.  Quartz, epidote.  Nascio, Val grareglia, Chiarari, Genova prov., Italy.  7 x 9 cm  231g.  $35.00.   The epidote occurs as micro crystals on the matrix.      ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6672.   Another view.
	JC3937.  Quartz.   Marshal canyon, nr. Adam peak, Osgood mountains, Potosi district, Humboldt county, Nevada.  7 x 7.5 cm  236g.  $18.00.   A white quartz crystal dominates the top in this photo, and is partially doubly terminated.  Surrounding it are light smoky transparent crystals.  Minor muscovite decorates the sides of some of the crystals.   Collected in 2001.     ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC3937.  Another view.  The white crystal is on the left side.
	JC3937.  Another view.  The white quartz crystal is on the bottom.
	JC8963.  Rhodizite.  Ampasogona pegmatite, Tetezantsio-Andoabatokely pegmatite field, Andrembesoa commune, Betafo district, Vakinankaratra region, Antananarivo province, Madagascar.  4.5 x 4.5 cm  92g.  $75.00.  A 16mm crystal, one corner is dinged.            ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE
	JC8963.  Another view.
	JC8968.    Rhodizite.  Ampasogona pegmatite, Tetezantsio-Andoabatokely pegmatite field, Andrembesoa commune, Betafo district, Vakinankaratra region, Antananarivo province, Madagascar.  2.7 x 3.2 cm  33g.  $45.00.  A 1 cm crystal embedded in feldspar, quartz and ?       ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8968.  Another view.
	JC6395.    Rosasite, hemimorphite.  Baystate mine, Mining Canyon, Diamond mountains, White Pine county, Nevada.  5 x 9.5 cm  255g.  $20.00.   Blue green/greenish blue rosasite with a partial coating of hemimorphite crystals overlying the rosasite.  Sawn back.   Collected in 2011.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6399.    Rosasite, hemimorphite.  Baystate mine, Mining Canyon, Diamond mountains, White Pine county, Nevada.  6 x 10 cm  221g.  $18.00.   Blue green/greenish blue rosasite with a partial coating of hemimorphite crystals overlying the rosasite.   Collected in 2011.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6336.  Rosasite, hemimorphite.  Baystate mine, Mining canyon, Newark dist., Diamond mountains, White Pine county, Nevada. 7 x 8 cm  300g.  $20.00.   Has a sawn base.  Drusy hemimorphite partly coated with blue-green rosasite.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6336.  Close up view.
	JC7701.   Rutile.  Graves mountain, Lincoln county, Georgia.  4.5 x 6.5 cm tall.   326g.  $150.00.  A mostly complete crystal with good luster.         ON SALE, DEDUCT 60% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC7701.  Another view.
	JC9218.  Scheelite, quartz, dolomite.  Yaogangxian mine, Yizhang county, Chenzhou prefecture, Hunan province, China.  7 x 9 cm  238g.  $100.00  Several root beer brown crystals resting on quartz and dolomite.       ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9218.  Another view.
	JC8648.  Scheelite.  Xuebaoding mountain, Pingwu, Sichuan, China.   7.5 x 8 cm   301g.  $150.00.   Sawn back.  Group of honey colored crystals.      ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8648.  Another view.
	JC8648.  Another view.
	JC7459.      Scheelite, andradite, actinolite.  Merrill prospect, Coyote Ridge, Inyo county, California.  6 x 6 cm   217g.  $65.00   Four, up to 5mm crystals.     C: 2014   ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC7459.  Close up view.
	JC7460.      Scheelite, andradite, actinolite.  Merrill prospect, Coyote Ridge, Inyo county, California.  7 x 7 cm  195g.  $80.00   A somewhat elongated vug with actinolite crystals on/with andradite crystals.  There are three main scheelite crystals up to 5mm in size, as well as some smaller ones.    C: 2014     ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC7460.  Another view.
	JC7463.    Scheelite, andradite, and ?.  Merrill prospect, Coyote Ridge, Inyo county, California.  6 x 8.5 cm  165g.  $80.00.   More than seven honey color crystals to 6mm in size scattered across a shallow vug lined with small andradite crystals and an unknown sort of greenish beige micro-crystalline mineral.   C: 2014 ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC7467.   Scheelite, epidote, andradite.  Merrill prospect, Coyote Ridge, Inyo county, California.  5 x 7 cm  253g.  $175.00.   A 12mm crystal nested in a vug with epidote crystals.     C: 2014  ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC7467.  Close up view.
	JC7469.   Scheelite, epidote, andradite, actinolite?.  Merrill prospect, Coyote Ridge, Inyo county, California.   5 x 6 cm  126g.  $185.00.  Two crystals up to 7mm across.   These are nesting on andradite and a light green mineral...diopside replaced by actinolite?   C: 2014  ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC7469.   Another view.
	JC7469.  A close up view of larger crystal.
	JC8646.  Schorl, muscovite.  Erongo, Namibia.  5 x 7 cm  179g.    $125.00   Schorl covered with muscovite with schorl on muscovite.      ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8646.  Another view.
	JC8577.  Schorl.  San Diego area (Pala district?), California.  5.5 cm tall.  38g.  $10.00  velvety group of crystals. Neither end is terminated.     ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7893.   Schorl.   Shigar Valley, Skardu District, Baltistan, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan.  3.5 x 5 cm  44g  $150.00.   Interestingly stacked crystals.  Black, lustrous crystals.  They are all doubly terminated, although the bottom crystal in the stack has a chipped termination on the base end.        ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC7893.  Another view.
	JC7742.   Schorl.  Minas Gerais, Brazil.  A 6.5 cm tall crystal.  53g   $30.00   ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC7687.  Schorl.  Nr. Stak Nala, Gilgit, Pakistan.  10.5 cm long.  15g.  $125.00.   Small ding on one termination.   Black, with glassy luster.     ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC7660.  Schorl.  Erongo, Namibia.  4 x 4.56 cm  59g.  $70.00.   Although the bottom crystal looks silvery, it is really quite black.  It tapers out to a somewhat fibrous termination.       ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC7660.   Another view.
	JC9200.  Siderite.  Tindalls mine, Tottenham district, Flinders county, New South Wales, Australia.  5.5 x 8.5 cm  204g.  $50.00.   A little known quarry, with very few specimens extant.  I could not find a whole lot of information on this locality.  Has produced both siderite, calcite and chalcopyrite.  This specimen is shown as a photo on mindat, with iron staining coating the crystals.  I removed the iron staining, to show the true color of the crystals which is a beige, rather than the golden brown shown on the mindat photo.         ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8766.  Siderite, dolomite.  Morro Velho mine, Nova Lima, Iron Quadrangle, Minas Gerais Brazil.  7 x 8 cm  313g.  $150.00.   Another relative old timer.  There are a couple of cleaved dolomite crystals that do not detract from the specimen.  Scarce material these days.  Collected in the 1960's.      ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8766.   Another view.
	JC8766.   Another view.
	JC8910.  Silver (bornite coated), on massive bornite.  San Martin mine.  San Martin-Sabinas district, San Martin, Municipio de Sombrerete, Zacatecas, Mexico.  5 x 6 x 9 cm  393g.  $100.00.  A leaf of silver protruding from matrix with the silver covered by a thin layer of bornite, giving it an iridescent purple color.        ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8910.  Another view showing the silver leaf protruding from the bornite matrix.
	JC8910.  Another view showing the silver leaf protruding from the bornite matrix.
	JC8910.  Another view showing the silver leaf protruding from the bornite matrix.
	JC8830.  Silver.  Keeley-Frontier mine, South Lorrain township, Cobalt-Gowganda region, Timiskaming district, Ontario, Canada.  5.5 x 6.7 cm  159g.  $150.00.   Sort of leafy looking silver embedded in matrix.   Mine was shut down in 1965, so the specimen predates 1965.    In this photo, it occupies the left side of the specimen.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8830.  A view showing the silver in the upper right as a thin, leafy appearing plate.
	JC8830.  Another view showing the silver in the upper left of the specimen.
	JC8830.  Another view.
	JC8694.  Silver, barite, unidentified sulfide.  Bulldog Mountain mine, Creede district, Mineral county, Colorado.   3.5 x 4.3 cm   24g.  $35.00.   The silver is the light beige/light brown on the right of the black sulfide band.  The white material is barite.   Sawn face.      ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9761.  Smithsonite.  Hidden Treasure mine, Ophir Hill area, Ophir district, Oquirrh mountains, Tooele county, Utah.  4.5 x 8 cm  136g.  $45.00.  Light blue botryoidal smithsonite, with a hint of gray to the blue color.   Sparkly, colorless smithsonite micro-crystals on the back side.    ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9389.  Smithsonite.  Tsumeb mine, Tsumeb, Namibia.  10 x 10.5 cm  538g.  $250.00.   Pale pink rhombohedral crystals.  The crystals measure on the average about 1 cm with a pleasing light pink color   ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9389.  Another view.
	JC9389.  Another view.
	JC9342.  Smithsonite.   Lavrion district mines, Lavrion district, Attiki prefecture, Greece.   5 x 9 cm   219g.  $125.00  An older piece of solid light blue smithsonite.      ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9342.  Another view.
	JC8355.  Smithsonite (cobaltoan).  Tsumeb mine, Tsumeb, Namibia.   8 x 12 cm  >1000g.  $350.00.   A large and heavy smithsonite.  The rhombs are up to 1.2 cm across, with a  light  creamy pastel pink color.  The only damage to the rhombs I can see is the center rhomb has three quite small dings in it.  There are two vugs present.  The main center one, and another on the top left.  Ex. Art Soregaroli collection.   ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8355.  Another view.
	JC8355.  Another view.
	JC8355.  Another view.
	JC8355.  Another view.
	JC8355.  Another view.
	JC8355.  Another view.  Not quite as close as the one above.
	JC9487.    Spessartine.  Wushan spessartine mine, Tongbei, Yunxiao county, Zhangzhou prefecture, Fujian prov., China.  8 x 16 cm   619g.  $140.00.   Plate of crystals with several small quartz crystals present.  The quartz crystals are capped by a white unknown, probably an amorphous silica material.   There is a minor bruise near the top center, not obvious.   Sawn back.  ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9487.  Oblique view.
	JC9487.  Another view.
	JC9479. Spessartine, quartz.  Wushan spessartine mine, Tongbei, Yunxiao county, Zhangzhou prefecture, Fujian prov., China.  4 x 7 cm  68g.  $55.00.  Sawn back.   Light smoky quartz crystals with gemmy spessartine.     ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9243.  Spessartine.  Wushan spessartine mine, Tongbei, Yunxiao county, Zhangzhou prefecture, Fujian prov., China.   7 x 10 cm    346g.  $200.00.   Nice coverage of brilliant, gemmy crystals.   A dark chlorite like mica is also present.   Good specimens of this quality are becoming much less common and rather expensive.     ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9243.  Another view.
	JC9243.  Another view.
	JC9134.   Spessartine, quartz, mica.  Wushan spessartine mine, Tongbei, Yunxiao county, Zhangzhou prefecture, Fujian prov., China.  7.5 x 8 cm  226g.  $150.00.  Single quartz crystal protruding from a mound of orange spessartine crystals.  One blemish on the right side as seen in this photo.    ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9134.  Another view.
	JC7017.       Spessartine, quartz.  Wushan mine, Tongbei, Yunxiao county, Zhangzhou prefecture, Fujian prov., China.  3.5 x 9 cm  75g.  $65.00.  Smoky quartz crystals with spessartine.   ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7017. Another view.
	JC6713.  Spessartine.  Haramosh mountains, Skardu district, Gilgit-Baltistan province, Pakistan.  4 x 7.5 cm  449g. with stand.  $125.00.   Wine red crystals coating the face of what appears to have been a seam in the pegmatite.  Some of the crystals are whole, and others appear to have interference growth faces on the crystals, where either other crystals grew against them, or the opposite side of the seam impinged on their growth.   Matrix is albite.   Colorful and displays nicely.  It is on a stand with hot glue/silicon as the attachment material.   ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6713.   Close up view of the lower center.
	JC9301.  Sphalerite, galena, siderite, pyrite.  Eagle mine, Gilman, Eagle county, Colorado.  8 x 10 cm  222g.  $100.00.    Brilliant black sphalerites with several silvery gray galena crystals on the sphalerite.  Siderite/ankerite on the back with minor pyrite.  One of the better pieces I have seen from Gilman in quite some time.   Lots of sparkle to the sphalerite.   Some rubbing on a couple galena cubes. ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9301.  Closer view.
	JC9301.  Back side.
	JC9083.   Sphalerite, marcasite.    G.P. Materials South Quarry, Potosi, Potosi Barite District, Washington Co., Missouri    6 x 8 cm  119g.  $60.00   These specimens are from a new find.  I have not seen anything quite like this before. The top side of this 6 x 8 cm matrix is covered with pretty golden to peacock colored iridescent micro marcasite crystals. Scattered thickly across the marcasite are spherical shaped sparkling dark brown/reddish brown  crystal groupings of sphalerite measuring to about 1.5 cm in size. There is some minor chipping/rubbing to some of the sphalerite crystals, which is typical of this find.  I looked at most of the lot of these I saw at the show, and very, very few were free of this minor damage/touching of the crystal spheres.  ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9083.  Another view.
	JC9083.  Another view.
	JC9083.  Another view.
	JC8278.  Sphalerite.  Brownley Hill mine, Nenthead, Alston Moore district, Cumbria, England.  6 x 8.5 cm  351g.  $80.00   Brilliant, black, small crystals heavily coating a knobby matrix.  Nicely 3 dimensional.  Has a small crystal of what appears to be dolomite on the upper right.    ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8278.  Another view.
	JC7212.  Sphalerite, chalcopyrite.  Joplin area, Tri-state district, Missouri.  5 x 8 cm  295g.  $40.00.  An oldie from the 1960's.   A near floater group of sphalerite  Crowley collection #:723   Several compound crystals aggregated together into one long specimen.   I took shots of all sides.    ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7212.  Another view.
	JC7212.  Closer view.   One of the crystal aggregates.   Small chalcopyrites are scattered around.
	JC7212.  Another view.
	JC7212.   Close up view.
	JC7212.  Another view.
	JC6744.   Sphalerite, calcite.  Rucheng mine, Chaojia, Nuanshui, Rucheng county, Chenzhou prefecture, Hunan province, China.  12 x 13 cm  >1000 g,  $90.00.   Amber-red crystals on matrix, with a mantle of somewhat flattened rhombohedrons of calcite along the top edge.  There is some damage to the calcites.   The sphalerites are gemmy, and the little ones are transparent as can be seen by the red color of these crystals.  A nice specimen. ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6744.  Slightly different angle showing more of the calcite crystals across the top.
	JC6744.   Close up.
	JC5281.  Sphalerite, fluorite.  Cave-in-Rock, Hardin Co., Illinois.  11 x 16 cm  >1000g.   $85.00.   This is a large cabinet specimen of almost all sphalerite from one of the mines in the Hardin County fluorspar belt.  Obviously an older piece.  I can't recall seeing a large cabinet specimen like this in many years.  Although not visible in the photos, there are a couple of small, 3mm or so, purple fluorites scattered around on the lower area of the specimen.  There are quite a few small purple fluorites on the back.  It looks better in person, as it is hard to capture the 3 dimensional nature of the sphalerite crystals sticking up from the matrix.  ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC5281.   Slightly different angle.
	JC5281.   Close up.
	JC5281.  Close up
	JC5145.  Sphalerite, quartz, pyrite.  Animon mine, Huaron, Pasco prov., Cerro de Pasco dept., Peru.  3.5 x 4.8 cm  56g.  $50.00.  Collected in 1997.   A brilliant and showy grouping from here.  Quite pretty.  A cut above the average.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC5145.  Another view.
	JC7782.  Spodumene (kunzite).  Pala district, San Diego county, California.   12.5 cm long.  12g.  $90.00.   A long slender crystal that appears to be cleaved on one side.  The color is lilac pink.  Not sure which mine this is from.      ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC7782. A view of the back side.
	JC8770.  Stibnite.  Baia Sprie mine, Baia Sprie, Maramures county, Romania.   7 x 7 cm  61g.  $70.00.  Spray of crystals, no matrix.  Several are broken.
	JC8770.  Another view.
	JC8770.  Another view.
	JC8749.  Stibnite.   Wuning?, China.  9.5 cm long.  14g. $20.00   Has a flat termination.
	JC6913. Stibnite.  Raura, Cajatambo province, Lima department, Peru.  3 x 6.2 cm  $35.00.  Collected in 1994.
	JC6913.  Another view.
	JC8600.  Stilbite, apophyllite.  Pune district, Maharashtra, India.  6.5 x 6.5 cm  99g.  $25.00.  Pleasing group of blocky apophyllite crystals with a nice stilbite topping it off.      ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8029.  Stilbite.  Basalt quarry, Ambarjomiambana, Sambava district, Sava region, Antsiranana province, Madagascar.  7 cm tall crystal.  $25.00.   A nice sharp single crystal from a lesser known location.  Ex Scott Werschky collection.      ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8009.   Tennantite.  Tsumeb mine, Tsumeb, Namibia.  3 x 4 cm  42g.   A 23mm crystal.  $90.00.           ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8060.  Tetrahedrite.  Jaqui adit, Mundo Nuevo mine, Mundo Nuevo, Huamachuco, Sanchez Carrion province, La Libertad department, Peru.   3 x 4.3 cm  41g.   $10.00  More of a locality piece than anything.  Crude, partly broken crystals.      ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8060.   Another view.
	JC9210.  Topaz, albite.  Skardu district, Baltistan, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan.   6.5 cm Tall x 4.5 cm wide x 5 cm deep.  243g.  $500.00.   A sharp, single topaz crystal with satellite quartz crystals on one edge and a ball of albite (cleavelandite) on the lower side at the base.  Crystal is gem clear in the top half or so, and transparent with veils and (inclusions?) on the bottom half.   There is a cleavage plane about half way up on the crystal, and this can be seen in this photo.   The crystal has satiny termination faces and bright glassy faces on the prism side.   The photos were done on a rotation table, so all sides of the crystal can be seen.   Sawn base.      ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9210.  Another view with the quartz on the lower half and the albite ball on the lower right.
	JC9210.  Another view showing the quartz on the lower half.
	JC9210.  Another view, with a somewhat foreshortened appearance as I raised the camera to give a clear shot of half the termination which is wedge shaped.
	JC9210.  Another view; the cleavage plane is visible about halfway down on the crystal.
	JC9210.  Another view
	JC9210.  Another view; the cleavage plane is visible about halfway down on the crystal.
	JC9210.  Another view
	JC7844.  Topaz, quartz.    Dassu, Shigar Valley, Skardu District, Baltistan, Northern Areas, Pakistan.  4 x 4 cm  $275.00    A 2.5 cm crystal on quartz.  Although hard to see in this photo, the back quartz, on the left end of the termination has a conchoidal fracture/chip taken out of it.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7844.  Another view.
	JC7844.  Another view.  The main quartz crystal here, on the right end of the termination has a conchoidal break(chip) taken out of it.  Also, as can be seen in the photo, the back side of the topaz, just above the quartz has what appears to be a chip or an odd growth pattern.  With topaz' strong cleavage, I think this is a growth feature rather than damage.
	JC7928.  Tremolite pseudo diopside.  Huanggang Fe-Sn deposit, Hexigten Banner, Ulanhad League (Chifeng prefecture), Inner Mongolia autonomous region, China.    4.5 x 8 cm   260g.  $45.00.  A rather odd looking specimen      ON SALE, DEDUCT 50% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC9916.    Vanadinite. ACF mine area, Mibladen mining district, Midelt, Khenifra province, Meknes-Tafilalet region, Morocco.   3 x 5.5 cm  108g.  $35.00. Brown crystals as seen in the photo.   Sharp crystals with bright luster.  I didn't see any damage with the naked eye.     ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC9916.  Another view.
	JC9859.   Vanadinite, barite.  ACF mine area, Mibladen mining district, Midelt, Khenifra province, Meknes-Tafilalet region, Morocco.   4.5 x 7 cm  91g.  $25.00.   Dark red crystals on black coated barite.  There is one broken crystal, about dead center near the top, visible in the photo...it has a small black dot in the center of the broken area.    ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC9762.  Vanadinite.  Touissit, Touissit-Bou Beker mining district, Jerada Province, Oriental Region, Morocco.  6.5 x 10 cm  281g.  $70.00.   Typical specimen on a somewhat porous matrix, with tan/olive crystals.  Damage to some of the crystals on the extreme right center, a small knob that sticks out slightly.  Main body is damage free to naked eye.      ON SALE, DEDUCT 40% FROM LISTED PRICE
	JC9762.   Another view.
	JC9762.   Close up.
	JC9468.   Vanadinite, barite. ACF mine area, Mibladen mining district, Midelt, Khenifra province, Meknes-Tafilalet region, Morocco.  10 x 13 cm  >1000g (approx. 2 Lbs).  $65.00.    Beige barite blades are partly coated with red orange vanadinites.  This is an odd two toned piece.  The vanadinite across the top third are more sparkly and dark brown, almost black, and the vanadinites in the lower third are the typical red orange color.  Vanadinite is also scattered across the back.     ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9468.  Another view, slightly tilted back.
	JC9468.  Another view
	JC8319.   Vanadinite.  ACF mine area,  Mibladen, nr. Midelt, Khenifra Province, Meknes-Tafilalet Region, Morocco.  2 x 4 cm  23g.  $10.00.   Two dark red isolated crystals on a sandstone like matrix.     ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8319.  Another view.
	JC8189.  Vanadinite.    ACF mine area,  Mibladen, nr. Midelt, Khenifra Province, Meknes-Tafilalet Region, Morocco.  5.5 x 8.5 cm  234g.  $125.00.   Dark, blood red crystals on sandstone like matrix.  A couple of broken crystals, rather hard to see.    ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8189.  Another view.
	JC8189.  Another view.
	JC6956.  Vanadinite.  San Antonio mine, Cox's orebody, Level 4, East Camp, Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, Mexico.  3.5 x 6.5 cm  67g.  $50.00.   Pretty silvery to tan crystals.  The silvery crystals are so bright they don't show well in the photo.   Lots of sparkle to the specimen.  These are relatively new, coming out in 2011 or 2012 as I understand it.      ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6890.   Vanadinite (endlichite).  Ahumada mine, Los Lamentos, Chihuahua, Mexico.  11.5 x 13 cm  660g.  $200.00.   Slender vanadinite (endlichite) crystals interspersed with nearly microcrystalline descloizite from the 1960's find of these.    ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6890.   Another view.
	JC6890.  Close up of top.
	JC6890.  Close up of top and left side.
	JC7909.  Vanadinite.  Erupción Mine (Ahumada Mine; Erupción-Ahumada Mine), Los Lamentos Mts (Sierra de Los Lamentos), Mun. de Ahumada, Chihuahua, Mexico.  4 x 5 cm  92g.  $35.00.  Bright crystals with minor descloizite as micro crystals.   Several of the vanadinite crystals have their tips damaged.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7909.  Another view.
	JC7909.  Another view.
	JC7814.   Vanadinite, quartz.  Otjitheka, Kaokoveld, Namibia.   1.5 x 5 cm  48g.  $40.00.   A very odd specimen.  This is what the cores of the mottramite coated vanadinites look like from here.  this one looks sort of like a yellow slug, it is all one crystal;  very unusual, solid vanadinite with a piece of quartz attached to one end.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7814.   Another view.
	JC7814.  Another view.
	JC7814.   Another view.
	JC4019.  Vanadinite.  ACF mine area,  Mibladen, nr. Midelt, Khenifra Province, Meknes-Tafilalet Region, Morocco.   8 x 11.5 cm   240g.  $200.00  Red crystals on sandstone like matrix.  Crystals wrap around to the back side as can be seen in the last photo.  I purchased this one about 20 years ago.    ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC4019.  Closer view, upper left.
	JC4019.  Closer view, bottom right.
	JC4019.   Back side.
	JC10973.  Vesuvianite.  Nr. Clio, Plumas county, California.   4 x 5 cm   66g.  $40.00   Approximately 2.5 cm crystals.   Medium brown, lustrous crystals.  The terminations are mostly complete, which is a little unusual for the specimens from here.   One of the best miniatures.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10973.  Another view.
	JC10973.  Another view.
	JC10973.  Another view.
	JC10973.  Another view.
	JC10975.   Vesuvianite, diopside.  Nr. Clio, Plumas county, California.   4 x 5 cm   79g.  $30.00  Approximately 2 cm crystals.   Crystals are light brown, a bit more brown than the photos show.   Diopside is scattered around the piece, with pale green crystals on the bottom of the specimen, visible in this photo.   Crystals in the front are mostly complete.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10975.  Another view.
	JC10975.  Another view.
	JC10975.  Another view.
	JC10976.   Vesuvianite.  Nr. Clio, Plumas county, California.   4 x 5.5 cm   81g.  $28.00  2.3 cm crystals.  The original vesuvianite crystals have been covered with a secondary coating of small, sparkly, sort of orangish brown vesuvianite crystals. About half of the vesuvianite crystal, main crystal, is missing the bottom portion of the crystal, as it never formed.    There was a single small pocket that had these types of crystals.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10977.   Vesuvianite.  Nr. Clio, Plumas county, California.   4 x 5 cm   61g.  $20.00  1.7 cm crystals and smaller.   Light brown crystals.    Crystals are mostly complete with glassy luster.     ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10977.  Another view.
	JC10977.  Another view.
	JC10978.   Vesuvianite.  Nr. Clio, Plumas county, California.   4 x 6 cm  78g.  $30.00  4 cm crystals.   Brown crystal.  It has lots of pits from dissolved away diopside.  The left edge of the crystal is not complete, doesn't appear broken, just never formed properly.  The smaller crystals on the right are even more pitted, not sure from what.   Luster is glassy.     ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10978.  Another view.
	JC10980.   Vesuvianite.  Nr. Clio, Plumas county, California.   2.5 x 4 x 5.5 cm  65g.  $18.00   2 cm crystals.  Light brown crystals.  The left edge of the main crystal is broken off.   The light colored areas are where diopside crystals used to be and are now dissolved off/leached away.  ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10980.  Another view.
	JC10980.  Another view.
	JC10981.   Vesuvianite.  Nr. Clio, Plumas county, California.   3 x 4.5 x 4.5 cm   52g. $20.00   2.5 cm main crystal.  It is mostly complete, a little poorly formed on the right edge, but not damaged.  The bottom right portion of the crystal is incomplete, it looks like another crystal interfered with its growth.  The backside are several small crystals, most not complete.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10981.  Another view.
	JC10982.   Vesuvianite, diopside.  Nr. Clio, Plumas county, California.   4 x 4 x 4.5 cm  87g.  $18.00    2.5 cm crystals.  About half of the main crystal is missing, actually never formed.  The light green patch on the left side is diopside.  There is a small patch of mostly incomplete small diopside crystals on the back side.   The main vesuvianite crystal looks like it has growth interference on the right side.  There is a damaged patch on the lower right.    Luster is glassy.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10982.  Another view.
	JC10982.  Back side view.
	JC10982.  Another view, back side.
	JC10983.   Vesuvianite.  Nr. Clio, Plumas county, California.   3.5 x 4.5 x 6.5 cm    77g.  $40.00   Main crystal is 3.5 cm.   It is mostly complete.  Not visible in this view, the lower right tip of the face is broken off.   Visible in the 3rd photo below.    In this view the brown crystals have glassy luster and are complete.  The light patches are where diopside used to reside and is now mostly gone.` ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10983.  Another view.
	JC10983.  Another view.  I consider this the back view.  The left edge of the vesuvianite crystal is broken off.
	JC10983.  Another view.
	JC10983.  Another view.
	JC10984.   Vesuvianite.  Nr. Clio, Plumas county, California.   4 x 4 x 4.5 cm   52g.  $18.00   2.5 cm crystals.  Lustrous, but not glassy for the most part.   The main crystal here had trouble forming, and is partly incomplete.   Smaller crystals on the back side.    ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC10984.  Another view.
	JC10984.  Another view.
	JC9512.   Wulfenite.  Mezica (Miess), Slovenia. 5 x 5 x 6 cm  131g.  $65.00.  Nice group of large crystals from here.  There are two main broken crystals and a few smaller ones also broken.   These can be seen in the photos.    ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9512.  Another view.
	JC9512.  Another view.
	JC9163.  Wulfenite, mimetite.  San Francisco mine (Cerro Prieto mine), Cerro Prieto, Cucurpe, Mun. de Cucurpe, Sonora, Mexico.  5 x 8 cm   135g.  $30.00.  Several broken crystals.  Layer of mimetite with wulfenite crystals scattered overall.    ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9163.  Another view.
	JC8948.  Wulfenite.  Glove mine, Devil's Cash Box ridge, Amado, Cottonwood canyon, Tyndall district, Santa Rita mountains, Santa Cruz county, Arizona.  2.4 x 4.3 cm  5g.  $30.00.        ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8948.  Another view.
	JC8688.  Wulfenite, calcite.  Ojuela mine, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico.  4.5 x 6 cm  71g.  $45.00.  Bright yellow crystal blades with a thin layer of sparkly calcite partly coating most of them.  Old specimen, these haven't been found since the 1960's.   Daylight shot.     ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8688.  Tungsten light photo.
	JC8540.  Wulfenite, calcite.  Mammoth-St. Anthony mine, Tiger, Mammoth district, Pinal county, Arizona.  7 x 7 x 7 cm  208g.  $145.00.  Large, very thin, bladed yellow wulfenite crystals with gaps between the crystals completely filled with massive calcite.  Odd specimen.        ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8540.  Another view.
	JC7908.  Wulfenite.  Glove Mine, Glove Mine group, Devil's Cash Box ridge, Amado, Cottonwood Canyon, Tyndall District, Santa Rita Mts, Santa Cruz Co., Arizona.  4 x 5.5 cm  27g.   $100.00.   A single bright yellow crystal.  Front and back sides are shown.   The top in this photo appears to be where the crystal was attached to matrix.   The actual top of the crystal is on the bottom in this photo.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC7908.   Back side.  Properly oriented with the top of the crystal also the top in the photo.
	JC7901.  Wulfenite and unknown white mineral.  Tsumeb mine, Tsumeb, Namibia.   4.5 x 7.5 cm  316g.  $65.00.    Brown, bladed crystals interspersed with unidentified white mineral.   A couple of the crystals are broken.       ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6317.  Wulfenite.  Mezica, Slovenia.  5 x 7 cm  326g.  $20.00.   Scattered 1 - 2 mm crystals on white matrix.     ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6313.  Wulfenite.  Helena mine, Crna, Mezica, Slovenia.  3.5 x 7.5 cm  191g. $55.00.    Minor damage as seen.        ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6291.  Wulfenite, calcite.  Mezica mine, Mies, Maribor, Slovenia.  8 x 8 cm  300g.  $30.00.   Small, orange, bi-pyramidal crystals on/with small calcite crystals on limestone matrix.     ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC6291.  Close up view.
	JC6292.  Wulfenite, calcite.  Mezica mine, Mies, Maribor, Slovenia.  3.5 x 5.2 cm   36g.  $45.00.   Orange, bi-pyramidal crystals on limestone.      ON SALE, TAKE 40% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC4960.  Wulfenite, mimetite.  San Juan Poniente, Level 6, Ojuela mine, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico.  4 x 6.5 cm  54g.  $50.00.  Distinct, pyramidal crystals on greenish mimetite.      ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC4280.  Wulfenite.  Ojuela mine, San Judas vein, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico.  4 x 6 cm  89g.  $70.00   From the recent find.  There is a crack running across the middle that is a shrinkage crack I believe.    It does not extend through the specimen, and the specimen appears to be quite solid.         ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC8505.  Zoisite.  Rosario Mabel mine (Flor de Peru II claim), Pampa Blanca district, Castrovirreyna province, Huancavelica department, Peru.  5 x 5 cm.  79g.  $25.00.  A one time find, and small occurrence of these beige/honey colored crystals.  The location may not be the Rosario Mabel mine itself, but a small occurrence nearby.    No mention of this find on Mindat.  These came out about the same time as the epidote crystals from this locality, which were abundant several years ago.        ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9684.  Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona. 6.5 x 8.5 cm  179g.  $65.00.  A 15 x 17 mm broken and re-cemented crystal.  Several partial crystals are also present.   Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9684.  Another view.
	JC9685.  Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona. 2 x 4.5 cm  19g.  $150.00.  A 12 x 15mm single crystal, partially broken and re-cemented with quartz and a bit of specular hematite.  Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9685.  Another view, with an offset crystal resting on the face of the larger crystal.
	JC9685.  Another view, a bit closer.
	JC9686.  Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona. 3 x 6 cm  84g.  $200.00.   A 14mm crystal, has a small, broken (cleaved) tip.  The crystal cracked and has been re-cemented with quartz.   Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9687.  Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona. 5 x 8 cm  264g.  .  $100.00.   Several black/gray, hematite included crystals 1 cm and smaller.  Sawn base.   Several of the crystals are broken or incomplete.  Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9687.  Another view.
	JC9687.  Another view.
	JC9687.  Another view, this of the back side.
	JC9688.  Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona.5 x 8 cm  54g.  $50.00.  Three gray crystal, 3 to 5 mm in size and one 5 mm complete crystal.  Sawn back.    Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9688.  Another view.
	JC9690.  Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona.3 x 5 cm  38g.  $150.00   A 15mm dark gray, mostly complete crystal.  The bottom of the crystal is embedded in the grayish, specular hematite rich matrix material. Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9690.  Slightly different view.
	JC9705.      Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona.1 x 2.5 cm  5g.  $15.00.   A 2mm crystal outstanding on the matrix.   Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9710.      Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona. 1.2 x 2.7 cm  3g.  $30.00.  A 5mm crystal with a couple of micro crystals also present.   Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 50% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9711.      Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona. 1.3 x 2 cm  4g.  $40.00.   A 1 cm partial crystal with a broken tip.  Crystal was broken and re-healed with quartz.    Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9715.      Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona. 2 x 3 cm  7g.  $25.00.   Three beige, 4mm and smaller crystals.   Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9718.      Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona. 2 x 3.5 cm  14g.  $30.00.   A partial 5mm crystal.   Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9719.      Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona. 2 x 4 cm  31g.  $35.00.  A 7mm crystal with a cleaved tip at the top.   Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
	JC9719.  Another view.  The triangular spot below the crystal is where another crystal used to be and came off the matrix.
	JC9721.      Zunyite.  Big Bertha Extension mine, Middle Camp-Oro Fino district, Dome Rock mountains, Nr. Quartzite, La Paz county, Arizona. 1.5 x 5 cm  15g.  $10.00.   A partial 4mm crystal.   Collected: 1986.  Originally called "The Electric Meatball claim", I collected these a few years after the original find.  The location is exhausted now for the larger crystals, and rarely more than micro crystals are ever seen on the market.  These fluoresce in short wave ultraviolet a deep red color.   Best of species for this mineral     ON SALE, TAKE 60% OFF THE MARKED PRICE.