Silver and Gold Minerals – January 7

This gallery features gold and silver minerals. While not as attractive as some carbonate and silicate minerals, these species all contain gold and/or silver, and thus have intrinsic value. Of special note is a large calaverite crystal from Colorado. Also offered are acanthite, calaverite, gold pseudomorphous after calaverite, chlorargyrite, iodargyrite, krennerite, owyheeite, proustite, silver, stephanite, sylvanite, and xanthoconite.

This gallery contains 20 specimens.

Acanthite after Pyrargyrite
#1476 Acanthite after Pyrargyrite $125		 Acanthite on Polybasite
#1473 Acanthite on Polybasite $175		 Boleite
#1484 Boleite $40		 Calaverite
#1474 Calaverite $50
Calaverite
#1471 Calaverite $1000		 Calaverite
#1472 Calaverite		 Chlorargyrite
#1475 Chlorargyrite $45		 Chlorargyrite with Iodargyrite
#1485 Chlorargyrite with Iodargyrite $100
Gold after Calaverite
#1479 Gold after Calaverite $175		 Gold after Calaverite
#1480 Gold after Calaverite		 Iodargyrite
#1481 Iodargyrite $200		 Iodargyrite
#1486 Iodargyrite $100
Krennerite
#1468 Krennerite		 Moschellandsbergite
#1478 Moschellandsbergite $3500		 Owyheeite
#1467 Owyheeite		 Proustite with Xanthoconite
#1483 Proustite with Xanthoconite $400
Silver and Copper
#1482 Silver and Copper $125		 Stephanite
#1477 Stephanite $125		 Sylvanite
#1470 Sylvanite $300		 Sylvanite
#1469 Sylvanite $450