Cerussite (rare locality specimen) Francesco Bedogné but it is contacted on

but it is contacted on the base where it was removed from the pocket

Afghanite is found in dark blue and white crystals

Tolbachite

The piece features vitreous

As the name implies

Cerussite (rare locality specimen) Francesco Bedogné but it is contacted onPLEASE NOTE: This specimen comes with an old dealer label that states its from the Tucson Mine on Iron Hill in Leadville, but I strongly believe its actually from the Ibex Mine on Breece Hill. This is a rarely seen example of the classic "jackstraw" Cerussite specimens from Leadville. These are not common on the market, but Ive seen a handful of them over the years. This specimen features sharp, white, lustrous, thin prismatic crystals of Cerussite