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Gold (naturally crystallized native gold) with minor Quartz from Sixteen-To-One Mine (16 to 1 Mine), Alleghany, 35 km NE of Grass Valley, Sierra County, California

 
Gold (naturally crystallized native gold) with minor Quartz from Sixteen-To-One Mine (16 to 1 Mine), Alleghany, 35 km NE of Grass Valley, Sierra County, California

Gold (naturally crystallized native gold) with minor Quartz from Sixteen-To-One Mine (16 to 1 Mine), Alleghany, 35 km NE of Grass Valley, Sierra County, California

Gold (naturally crystallized native gold) with minor Quartz from Sixteen-To-One Mine (16 to 1 Mine), Alleghany, 35 km NE of Grass Valley, Sierra County, California

Gold (naturally crystallized native gold) with minor Quartz from Sixteen-To-One Mine (16 to 1 Mine), Alleghany, 35 km NE of Grass Valley, Sierra County, California

Gold (naturally crystallized native gold) with minor Quartz from Sixteen-To-One Mine (16 to 1 Mine), Alleghany, 35 km NE of Grass Valley, Sierra County, California

Gold (naturally crystallized native gold) with minor Quartz from Sixteen-To-One Mine (16 to 1 Mine), Alleghany, 35 km NE of Grass Valley, Sierra County, California

Gold (naturally crystallized native gold) with minor Quartz from Sixteen-To-One Mine (16 to 1 Mine), Alleghany, 35 km NE of Grass Valley, Sierra County, California

Gold (naturally crystallized native gold) with minor Quartz from Sixteen-To-One Mine (16 to 1 Mine), Alleghany, 35 km NE of Grass Valley, Sierra County, California

Gold (naturally crystallized native gold) with minor Quartz from Sixteen-To-One Mine (16 to 1 Mine), Alleghany, 35 km NE of Grass Valley, Sierra County, California

DESCRIPTION:No. 77389
Mineral:Gold (naturally crystallized native gold) with minor Quartz
Locality:Sixteen-To-One Mine (16 to 1 Mine), Alleghany, 35 km NE of Grass Valley, Sierra County, California
Description:Lustrous yellow-metallic native gold crystals (naturally occurring gold crystals) in double-sided formation with remnants of white quartz on the bottom. The surfaces of the gold are composed of well-defined microscopic crystal faces. Total Weight: 6.7 grams (0.215 ozt.) Calculated gold content based on specific gravity: 6.1 grams
Overall Size:31x18x14 mm
Crystals:micro
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