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 Topic: Gail Spann's 2012 East Coast Gem and Mineral Show report |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 151 Views: 276215 |
 Forum: Mineral Shows by Gail Spann Posted: Aug 10, 2012 23:54 Subject: Gail Spann's 2012 East Coast Gem and Mineral Show report. |
| Wow! A superb exhibit and you did a great job with the photos! ;-D
Kind regards, Lowell |
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| Topic: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:49 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| Appalachiosaurus is a unique dinosaur that retained large front limbs, and had a longer, lower skull with even more teeth than the famous Tyrannosaurus of the Western USA. This specimen represents the ... | |
| Topic: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:48 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| Fine mineral dealer Scott Werschky kindly pauses for a photograph, during the busy push of set-up day. His cabinet of superior quality mineral specimens is looking good! Notice a number of spectacular ... | |
| Topic: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:46 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| Everybody's favorite ceratopsian, Triceratops prorsus dating to 66 million years ago. From the famous Hell Creek formation of Harding County, South Dakota. Fully articulated triceratops skeletons are ... | |
| Topic: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:43 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| Here are five tables of dinosaur eggs from six kinds of dinosaurs | |
| Topic: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:41 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| A juicy watermelon tourmaline perches on a huge smoky quartz elestial, in this fine specimen from Paprok, Nuristan Province, Afghanistan. | |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:40 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| Another superb large aquamarine and muscovite cluster from Rocksaholics. | |
| Topic: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:40 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| Bigger than a basketball. Maybe even two basketballs! This huge aquamarine and muscovite cluster was displayed by Arif and Aisha Jan, of Rocksaholics. It was found in Nagar, Hunza Valley, Northern Are ... | |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:39 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| This superb botryoidal chalcedony mass from the Withlacoochie River of Lowndes County Georgia is the finest example of a chalcedony from that area ever found. | |
| Topic: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:37 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| Practically Peerless. This textbook, gem aquamarine crystal from the Shigar Valley, Northern Areas of Pakistan, rises up to a foot in height. | |
| Topic: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:36 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| The "Africa Nugget" is shaped like the African continent but was found near Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. As the tag indicates this awesome nugget was displayed at the American Museum of Nat ... | |
| Topic: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:35 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| A "rockin" gold in quartz from the colorful and historical 16 to 1 Mine, in Sierra County, California. The gold production from this long running mine was once estimated at one million ounce ... | |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:34 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| Almost Unbelievable. This giant sized, partially etched heliodore from Minas Gerais, Brazil seemed like it was about 10 inches tall at least, and probably weighed about 10 lbs. or more. | |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:33 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| It doesn't get much better than this! A lovely sky blue topaz crystal from Itinga, Jequitinhonha Valley, Minas Gerais, Brazil, occupies center position and entices the eye. Or how about that exquisite ... | |
| Topic: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
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| LowellCarhart Replies: 26 Views: 53026 |
Forum: Mineral Shows Posted: Jul 05, 2012 06:30 Subject: Re: The First Annual New York City Metro Show |
| In the petrified wood lounge, this monster Metasequoia, or Dawn Redwood is part of the Russell-Zuhl collection. It's from the Clarno formation, Oregon. It claims to be the largest section of petrified ... | |
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