
As an amateur mineralogist I will be writing about the minerals and mines of select historic mining districts in the Western US. You will be reading a lot about the minerals of Butte, Montana, and Tiger, Arizona, two of my favorites.
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When I first started seriously collecting mineral specimens over 30 years ago, I noticed that some collections were only displayed as groups of “pretty rocks” with little or no other information. For some people, that’s ok until they start...
A couple of weeks ago I posted an image of a Butte enargite and pyrite mineral specimen (see the image above) that needed a moderate cleaning and edge trimming to restore much of the original look. The work has been completed now and you ca...
The Mammoth-St. Anthony Mine was located near a town named Tiger in Pinal County, Arizona. The town (and the mine) no longer exist having been obliterated by open pit mining operations of the San Manuel Copper Mine a few decades ago. What m...
When you think of the element manganese (Mn) and the minerals it forms, some of the first examples that come to mind are the oxides (MnO) with most of them not particularly colorful or visually attractive mineral species to the collector. T...
I’m sending this old collection Butte enargite and pyrite mineral specimen from a late 19th century collection for a mild cleaning to determine if the heavy black oxidation can be mitigated while retaining some of its original patina. Not a...
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