Anhydrite (!) with Rhodochrosite and Quartz Brett Kosnar and there are few localities

and there are few localities in the world that have ever produced Magnetite like this

but virtually irreplaceable in today's market

An aesthetic and fairly thick (for the locality) wire specimen of native Silver from the famous Porco Mine

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concludes from studies (as-yet unpublished paper 4/2011) that these and all San Juan quartz epimorphs apparently after Baryte are in fact after anhydrite”

Anhydrite (!) with Rhodochrosite and Quartz Brett Kosnar and there are few localitiesThe Sunnyside Mine was one of the most prolific localities in the history of San Juan mining, producing over $150 Million in total metals over the course of its life. In addition to the tremendous amounts of Gold and other metals that came out of the Sunnyside, it provided collectors with some of the most distinctive and memorable display specimens from any locality in southwestern Colorado. This mine is probably best known for its amazing pink