Colorless to light brown, translucent to transparent hemimorphite blades on limonite matrix. The hemimorphites reach about 1 cm in length, and most are terminated. Scattered about are a few balls of yellow mimetite, reaching 3 mm diameter.

A group of terminated, yellow-brown, parallel, translucent calcite crystals. A few scattered bruises, but these are inconsequential at this price.

A long specimen of actinolite-tremolite (exact composition undetermined), with distinctly fibrous (asbestiform) habit (third picture). The fiber size is too large to present a health hazard, but if you are concerned, store it in a plastic bag.

From the classic Pelican Point locality comes this large cluster of pyrite cubes, replaced (with good attention to detail) by submetallic goethite. The largest distinct cube measures 2.7 cm along the edge. The specimen could use a little cleaning and some damage is noted; hence the price. Sits for display as shown without need for a stand.

A heavily etched calcite matrix hosts a 3.5 cm wide mineralized patch of sugary galena, transparent and nearly colorless fluorites, and a few tiny sphalerites. Scattered damage to the fluorites. The calcite texture is interesting.

A large plate covered with mounds of colorless, sparkly quartz points. The mounds reach several cm in diameter, and some are broken off, revealing an internal structure of concentric circles. Lots of quartz for not a lot of bucks.

A classic septarian nodule from the classic Utah locality. It has been well cut and polished, to reveal the structure within. No damage.

A mostly translucent fluorite mass with many crystal faces on the front and back, accented with a few scalohedral calcite crystals. Its just glows went backlit (second picture). The calcites have some edgewear. Displays well without a stand at several angles.