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Copper
Posted by: Raymond McDougall on 12.16.2021 | Filed under:

Copper

Specimen # 102624
Mineral: Copper
Location: Bennet Brook (Colonial Copper Mine), Cap D'Or, Cumberland Co., Nova Scotia, Canada
Size: 7.9 x 5.8 x 4.2 cm

Description

Detailed Description

These branches of small copper crystals are on a substantial basalt matrix, providing great contrast. The copper crystals are bright and lustrous and the main crystal is particularly sharp. A very nice display specimen of Nova Scotia copper!

About the Minerals of the Bay of Fundy, including Cape D’Or photos (click here)

 

About These Copper Specimens

Copper has been known at Cap D’Or for at least two thousand years. Collection-quality specimens have been recovered sporadically from the shoreline basalt cliffs and outcrops, usually in isolated finds of single or small numbers of pieces. The period 2011-2013 was more productive, and since then finds have been few and far between.

Additional information

Dimensions 83 × 58 × 39 cm