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Copper
Posted by: Raymond McDougall on 01.24.2022 | Filed under:

Copper

Specimen # 200555
Mineral: Copper
Location: Laker Pocket, Eagle Harbor, Lake Superior, Keweenaw Co., Michigan, USA
Size: 4.3 x 3.7 x 2.8 cm

Description

This copper specimen includes very sharp dodecahedral crystals, along with more elongated and rounded crystals as well. The crystals have a dark patina, along with minor cuprite patina in places. The specimen is from a famous underwater find in Lake Superior, the Laker Pocket, which was discovered and recovered by Bob Barron and Karl Peterson in August 2008. From the Pete Richards Collection – he acquired it from Bob Barron in April 2009. These are great copper crystals!