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 JC11748.  Barite with stibnite and stibiconite.   Xikuangshan Sb deposit, Lengshuijiang county, Loudi, Hunan, China.  2.5 x 4 cm  38g.  $30.00.  A group of stibnite crystals on the front, almost entirely replaced with stibiconite.   Back side shows nice barite crystals. 
JC11748.  Another view. 
JC11748.  Another view. 
JC11748.  Another view. 
JC11748.  Another view. 
JC11755.  Stibnite, calcite.  Xikuangshan Sb deposit, Lengshuijiang county, Loudi, Hunan, China.  4 x 5 cm  35g.  $35.00.  Brilliant stibnite crystals on and in the calcite crystal.  These came out several years ago.
JC11755.  Another view. 
JC11755.  Another view. 
JC11755.  Another view. 
JC11755.  Another view. 
JC11710.  Ferberite, fluorite, quartz.   Yaogangxian Mine, Yaogangxian W-Sn ore field, Yizhang Co., Chenzhou, Hunan, China.  3.5 x 4.5 cm   94g   $35.00   Double terminated ferberite crystals.    Brilliant luster, sharp crystals forming a pleasing group.   Nice miniature.  RESERVED
JC11710.  Another view. 
JC11710.  Another view.
JC11710.  Another view, showing back side with small fluorite crystals.
JC11710.  Another view, showing back side with small fluorite crystals.
JC11710.  Another view, showing back side with small fluorite crystals.
JC11711.  Ruby.  Mysore District, Karnataka, India.  3.5 x 3.5 cm 28g.   $30.00.   Ruby slice about 1 cm thick, with green chlorite? on the back.     
JC11803.  Cerussite (Arrowhead twin).   Touissit, Touissit-Bou Beker mining district, Jerada Province, Oriental Region, Morocco.  4 x 4.5 cm 52g.  $150.00  Arrowhead twin, glassy partly gemmy cerussite crystal. Has chipping present on one arm, back side, and minor dings elsewhere.  RESERVED
JC11803.  Another view. 
JC11803.  Another view. 
J JC11803.  Another view. 
JC11814.  Clinozoisite.  Quiruvilca mine, Quiruvilca district, Santiago de Chuco province, La Libertad, Peru.  3 x 4.5 cm 22g   $20.00   Cute group of crystals from this relatively small find.  Small quartz crystal is also present.  
JC11814.  Another view. 
JC12478.  Fluorite.  Blackdene Mine, Weardale, County Durham, United Kingdom. 9.7 × 6.9 × 4.5 cm 488g   A 9cm cube  $225.00   Ex Martin Gruell, Robert Kunze collections.  A lustrous purple cube, nice size for the location.   
JC12478.  Slightly different angle.  
JC12478.  Different view. 
JC12765.  Quartz.  Cerro Quesgar, Pampas District, Pallasca Province, Ancash, Peru.   10.5 x 6 x 4 cm 138g  $125.00.   Beautiful, clear, lustrous crystals from this one time find of over 20 years ago...really pretty in hand.  Most of the crystals are doubly terminated.    Ex Crowley collection #1518.   RESERVED
JC12765.  Different angle.   
JC12765.  Close up.  
JC12765.  Different view.  
JC12765.  Close up left end.
JC13044.  Calcite (Cobaltoan)  Kolwezi, Katanga, Democratic Republic Congo.   6.5 x 9 cm 300g   $35.00   Slightly purplish pink crystals, photo is fairly accurate.  Bright luster.   Sawn back.  
JC13044.   Close up.  
JC13045.   Calcite (Cobaltoan)  Kolwezi, Katanga, Democratic Republic Congo.   5 x 7 cm 134g  $30.00  Purplish pink crystals.  Bright luster.   Color is fairly accurate.   Sawn back.
JC13045.   Closer view.  
JC13046.  Calcite (Cobaltoan)  Kolwezi, Katanga, Democratic Republic Congo.   5 x 6 cm 88g  $28.00   Pink crystals.  bright luster.  Sawn back
JC13046.  Closer view.  
JC13051.   Calcite (cobaltoan).  Drâa-Tafilalet Region, Morocco.  10 x 14cm 968g  $195.00.  Not sure of the exact mine on this one.  Label just has as listed here.   Nice glassy luster, pretty pinkish purplish color.  The close up below is closer to the actual color.  There are two rub spots, hard to see in the photo, and don't detract from the piece. 
JC13051.  Another view.  
JC13051.  Close up.   
JC13051.  Another view.  
JC13051.  Another view.  
  JC11693.  Ferberite, arsenopyrite, quartz.   Yaogangxian Mine, Yaogangxian W-Sn ore field, Yizhang Co., Chenzhou, Hunan, China.   8 x 10 cm 276g.  $125.00.  This is one of those that looks much better in person so to speak.  Over a dozen brilliant blades of ferberite, both on end and lying sideways.  Interspersed are several vertical standing or flat lying arsenopyrite crystals.   Micro drusy quartz partially coats a few of the ferberites, and transparent quartz crystals are scattered here and there.   A very nice and pretty piece. RESERVED
JC11693.  Closer view of top right area in above photo. 
JC11693.  Close up of lower right area in top photo.  
JC11693.  Another view.  
JC11693.  Close up of upper center in above photo.  
JC11693.  Another view.  
JC11693.  Close up of upper left in above photo.  
JC11693.   Side view.  
JC11719.  Calcite.  Santa Eulalia Mining District, Aquiles Serdán Municipality, Chihuahua, Mexico.     8 x 13 cm 716g.    $50.00   Pale yellowish dog tooth type crystals with a phantom just inside the current crystal surface.  Nice luster.    Rather nice calcite for Santa Eulalia.   RESERVED
JC11719.   Another view.  
JC11719.   Side view.  
JC11719.   Side view.  
JC11719.   Another view.  
JC11722.  Calcite.  Santa Eulalia Mining District, Aquiles Serdán Municipality, Chihuahua, Mexico.   8 x 12 cm 664g.    $50.00.  Dominating this piece is a slightly hematite colored dog tooth crystal on the right side, it really sets off the piece, there is just enough of the hematite color to give the crystal a pinkish look.   Smaller crystals are obvious on the rest of the piece.   The dog tooth crystal is modified on the back.
JC11722.  Another view. 
JC11722.  Another view.  Some of the smaller crystals have been cleaved...the white areas in the photo.  
JC11724.  Vanadinite.   Puzzler Mine, Adams Mine group, Castle Dome District, Castle Dome Mountains, Yuma County, Arizona.  6.5 x 7.5 cm 101g.    $20.00   Face coated with small typical crystals from the Puzzler.   
JC11724.  Back side.  
JC11724.   Close up.   
 JC11725.  Zircon.   Mud Tank Zircon Field, Alcoota Station, Central Desert Region, Northern Territory, Australia.  4 x 6 cm 226g.   $45.00.   Large for the locality, these are rarely found complete in pieces of this size.   I photographed it from all sides.   RESERVED
JC11725.  Another view. 
JC11725.  Another view. 
JC11725.  Another view...a crystal face. 
JC11730.  Vanadinite. ACF mine area, Mibladen mining district, Midelt, Khenifra province, Meknes-Tafilalet region, Morocco.   6.5 x 7.5 cm 163g.  $20.00   Red orange crystals, a few dings/broken crystals are present.  
JC11730.   Another view.  
JC11731.  Vanadinite. ACF mine area, Mibladen mining district, Midelt, Khenifra province, Meknes-Tafilalet region, Morocco. 5 x 5.5 cm 103g.    $15.00.   Large, but not gorgeous crystals along the top edge.  
JC11894.   Barite.  Kunming, Yunnan, China.  9 x 11 cm 416g   $125.00.   Although the label says Guizhou, this is completely different from any barites I've seen from that area.  Kunming has produced identical pieces, so this is much more likely.  This collection I acquired has had a few label issues, and I think this is one.  Beautiful, clear, gemmy, chisel shaped barite crystals on a flat plate.  Astro Gallery of minerals has one like this for $1,400. RESERVED 
JC11894.  Another view. 
JC11894.   Closer view. 
JC11894.   Closer view. 
JC11894.   Closer view. 
JC11895.   Fluorite.  Xianghualing Mine (Hsianghualing Mine), Xianghualing Sn-polymetallic ore field, Linwu Co., Chenzhou, Hunan, China.  8 x 11 cm   552g.  $43.00.    A large, very pale ice green crystal group.    A few dings here and there.    
JC11895.  Another view. 
JC11895.  Another view.
JC11895.  Another view.
JC11895.  Another view.
JC11895.  Another view.
JC11899.  Wolframite, quartz, fluorite.  Yaogangxian Mine, Yaogangxian W-Sn ore field, Yizhang Co., Chenzhou, Hunan, China.   6 x 7 x 15 cm 778g.  $150.00   Good piece with several, brilliant luster, somewhat stubby wolframite crystals nestled amongst several quartz crystals.  The quartz crystal on the extreme right in this photo has a damaged termination.   A couple of light purple fluorite crystals are also present.  Another one difficult to photograph, better in person. 
JC11899.  Another view. 
JC11899.  Another view. 
JC11899.  Another view.  Large blade of wolframite on the far right. 
JC11899.  Another view. 
JC11899.  Another view. 
JC11899.  Another view. 
JC11899.  Another view. 
JC11899.  Another view. 
JC11899A.  Stibnite.  Wuning mine (Wuling Mine; Qingjiang Mine), Qingjiang, Wuning Co., Jiujiang, Jiangxi, China.  7 x 15 cm 118g.  $100.00.  Beautiful group of tall acicular crystals with great luster. 
JC11899A.  Another view. 
JC11899A.  Another view. 
JC11899A.  Another view. 
JC11899A.  Another view. 
JC11899A.  Another view. 
JC12073.  Hubnerite, quartz.   Pasto Bueno, Pampas District, Pallasca Province, Áncash, Peru.   5 x 11 cm 459g  $245.00.   A nice classic specimen.  This one was tough to photograph and make it as appealing as it is in real life.  I took a lot of shots trying to show it as best I could.    The terminations are all complete.  Some of them have little rough areas, but they appear natural.   One of the larger crystals on the right center has that same rough look that is also natural.   Looks great in hand.RESERVED
JC12073.  Another view. 
JC12073.  Another view.
JC12073.  Another view.
JC12073.  Another view.
JC12073.  View of terminations...they are a little ragged looking, but not damaged.
JC12073.  View of terminations...they are a little ragged looking, but not damaged.
JC12073.  View of terminations...they are a little ragged looking, but not damaged.
JC12073.  View of terminations...they are a little ragged looking, but not damaged. 
JC12073.  Another view. 
JC12073.  View of terminations...they are a little ragged looking, but not damaged. 
JC12073.  View of terminations...they are a little ragged looking, but not damaged. 
JC13449.  Barite, calcite.   Mahoning mine, Ozark-Mahoning group, Cave-In-Rock Sub-District, Hardin County, Illinois.   9 x 10 x 2.5 cm  267g   $125.00   I purchased this one from Harvey Gordon Minerals, December 1988,  who got it from the mineral dealer Harry Sering, Indianapolis.  Collected in the 1960's.  Nice clear bladed barite crystals that formed on a mass of scalenohedral calcite crystals, which entirely coat the back side.
JC13449.  Close up.
JC13449.  Back side, all scalenohedral calcite crystals. 
JC13449.   Closer view, back side.
JC13363.  Fluorapophyllite, stilbite.   Ahmadnagar District (Ahmednagar District; Ahmed Nagar District), Maharashtra, India.  7 x 7 x 6 cm 128g   $400.00  There has been much written in the mineral media about these famous Disco Ball Apophyllites. Still, today, 30-plus years later, these are unique and unequalled in the mineral world. This specimen features a very beautiful cluster standing up, with no matrix on the back side, this one has scattered blades of sparkling white stilbite. When these first came out, they were called "disco balls"   C: 1994.  Ex: Jewel Tunnel Imports  Ex: Crowley collection JAC1190.  One of these, slightly smaller, sold on Arkenstone auction site for over $4,200(March 2025)   RESERVED
JC13363.  Another view. 
JC13363.  Another view. 
JC13443. Veszelyite.    Dongchuan, Kunming, Yunnan, China 4.2 x 3.5 x 2.5 cm 69g  $175.00.   Solid coating of brilliant crystals. 
JC13443.  Close up. 
JC10465. Vanadinite.  Apex mine, San Carlos, Manuel Benavides Municipality, Chihuahua, Mexico    8 x 10 cm 390g   $95.00  Orange crystals interspersed with calcite rhombs, and some smaller sort of brownish more vermicular crystals here and there...maybe from an earlier generation of crystals?  From the somewhat recent finds around 2019.  The zone has been worked out, and no more are supposedly going to be coming out.   RESERVED
JC10465.  Left end, closer view.
JC10465.  Right side, closer view. 
JC13469. Azurite.   El Cobre mine, Concepción del Oro, Concepción del Oro Municipality, Zacatecas, Mexico.  6 x 6 x 2.5 cm 203g   $135.00  Sparkling translucent blue crystals of azurite scattered throughout the front of this goethite matrix.   Classic material for this old locality.  These were collected back in the 1960's.   Brilliant blue, gemmy crystals scattered around in small vug like openings.   From an old collection. 
JC13469.  Closer view. 
JC13470.  Azurite.  El Cobre mine, Concepción del Oro, Concepción del Oro Municipality, Zacatecas, Mexico.  10 x 6 x 7 cm 464g  $140.00   Sparkling translucent blue crystals of azurite scattered throughout the front of this goethite matrix.   Classic material for this old locality.  These were collected back in the 1960's.   Brilliant blue, gemmy crystals scattered around in small vug like openings.   From an old collection.   
JC13470.  Closer view. 
JC13470.   Back side.  
JC13471.  Azurite.   El Cobre mine, Concepción del Oro, Concepción del Oro Municipality, Zacatecas, Mexico.  9 x 7 x 3.5 cm 362g  $90.00.   Sparkling translucent blue crystals of azurite scattered throughout the front of this goethite matrix.   Classic material for this old locality.  These were collected back in the 1960's.   Brilliant blue, gemmy crystals scattered around in small vug like openings.   From an old collection. 
JC13471.  Closer view. 
JC13471.  Back side.
JC13476.  Hemimorphite.  Ojuela mine, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico.  11.5 x 8.5 x 5 cm   548g  $55.00   White, translucent to near transparent, bright luster crystals.  Displays well.  Sawn back.   
JC13476.  Closer view. 
JC13476.  Close up view.  
JC10646.   Stibnite.  White Caps mine, Manhattan, Manhattan district, Nye county, Nevada.  6.5 x 8 cm  243g.  $125.00.   Acicular crystals with luster varying from satiny to brilliant.    Nice piece these days, as virtually nothing has come from here in years.    Fairly fragile but shippable.   Collected in 2000.  
JC10646.  Another view.  
JC10646.  Close up.  
JC10646.  Close up.  
JC10646.  Close up.  
JC10608.    Amethyst.  Shamrock mine, Bell Mountain district, Churchill county, Nevada. 5 x 7.3 cm   110g.  $18.00  Curved vug with prismatic pale amethyst crystals.  Sawn back. RESERVED
JC10608.  Closer view.  
JC10608.  Close up.  
JC10410.  Andradite.   Cowboy mine (near), Wellington Hills, nr. Wellington, Lyon county, Nevada.  6 x 9.5 cm  426g.  $30.00   Sawn base.   Brilliant, glassy luster, gemmy crystals, difficult to photograph, as one can see into the crystals, so unless the crystal face is reflecting light, it is difficult to tell if it is a complete crystal or not.   Not often one sees transparent andradite crystals.  Rare, one of a kind find.    RESERVED
JC10410.   Close up. 
JC10410.  With white background.  
JC13654.  Epidote.  Barranc des Collades, Casterner de les Olles, Tremp, Lleida, Spain.  13 x 5 x 5 cm 321g $100.00.  These came out a few years ago.  Although the crystals are small, they are transparent, gemmy, with brilliant luster and are quite pretty.    
JC13654.   Another view.  
JC13654.   Side view.  
JC13654.   looking down on the specimen, vertical view.  
JC13654.   Closer view, right end in above photo.   
JC13654.  Closer view, left end in 2nd above photo.  
JC13654.  Close up vertical view.  

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