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| Quartz is one of the most popular species for New Hampshire mineral collectors. It is found in many different varities including
clear, milky, smoky, amethyst (purple-lavender), rose, and the botryoidal form chalcedoney. |
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Species: QUARTZ Locality: Springer Mine, Chesterfield, NH Specimen Size: 3 cm specimen. A cluster of clear & milky quartz crystals. Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: NC Notes: The Springer Mine is not much more than a prospect. It is not particularly easy to find. The NH species collector will seek it for azurite and large, massive, barite specimens. |
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Species: QUARTZ Locality: Curtis Gold Mine, Westmoreland, NH Specimen Size: 6.5 cm specimen - small plate of milky quartz crystals. Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: 1574 Notes: Curt LaPlante and I found this obscure locality in June, 2006. A quartz vein with a bit of pyrite/chalcopyrite. A no stack snapshot. |
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Species: QUARTZ Locality: Streeter Hill Fluorite Prospect, Westmoreland, NH Specimen Size: 8 cm specimen - plate with small clear quartz crystals. Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: 1573 Notes: A quartz vein with a bit of milky fluorite. A no stack snapshot. |
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Species: QUARTZ Locality: Streeter Hill Fluorite Prospect, Westmoreland, NH Specimen Size: 5 cm specimen - plate with small clear quartz crystals. Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: 1572 Notes: This is a "/" Phillip Morrill locality. A quartz vein on a ledge hill-side with a bit of milky fluorite. A no stack snapshot. |
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Species: QUARTZ Locality: Mineral Hill, Wakefield, NH Specimen Size: 8 mm field of view Field Collected: Gene Bearss Catalog No.: u2788 Notes: From a pail collected by Gene Bearss. Vugs coated with druzy crystaline quartz are common at Mineral Hill. |
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