The Cripple Creek District in Colorado was one of the most prolific telluride producing mining districts in the United States. Telluride species from this area are highly sought after by collectors, and it is well justified as some superb examples are known from the various mines in the area. This specimen is loaded with fantastic, sharp, highly splendent, tabular, striated, monoclinic crystals of the rare Gold Telluride, Calaverite which have a bronzy hue and are sitting against frosted grey Quartz crystal matrix. The largest Calaverite crystal measures a full 9 mm in length which is great for the species and the locality. These specimens are very difficult to obtain, and considering that the majority of them were mined over 100 years ago, the only source for specimens is old collections. Ex. Richard Kosnar Collection.
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