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Goudeyite found 2000
- Myler mine
- Majuba Hill
- Pershing County
- Nevada
- U.S.A.
- 6.0 × 5.0 × 2.9 cm – Miniature specimen (fits into a 5 cm cube)
Goudeyite is a hydrated copper aluminum arsenate mineral, part of the mixite group. Wise (1978) named the mineral in honor of Hatfield Goudey (1906–1985), an economic geologist, mineral collector, and micromineral dealer of San Mateo, California.
Goudeyite forms a green crusts on altered volcanic rock with patches to 12 mm across of minute goudeyite needles. Quite rich. Type locality. From the collection of E.R. Laskowski (1949-2020), a mining engineer who retired to Tucson, Arizona. Laskowski self-collected this specimen August 18-19, 2000.
Price: $65
Item code: MS1844
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