• A vibrant yellow, rounded mineral cluster with translucent white crystalline formations nestled within.
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Arkansas Minerals

Greenockite included Smithsonite on Quartz/Sphalerite, Rush, Marion Co, Arkansas

Greenockite included Smithsonite on Quartz/Sphalerite, Rush, Marion Co, Arkansas

$125.00 USD
$125.00 USD
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Extremely Rare old stock Greenockite included Smithsonite on Quartz and Sphalerite, Rush Mining District, Marion Co, Arkansas. Fluorescent in Longwave 365nm light/ UV Reactive.


Old stock, and one of the rarest finds in Arkansas, closed locale in Marion County, Arkansas in the Rush Creek Mining District.


Mined in the 1970s. ex Henry Delinde. From our personal collection of "best of Arkansas Minerals".


Size: Approx. 2 x 1.3 x 0.7 cm
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