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Minerals (Count: 1158)

Minerals (1158)

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Goldnugget mit Quarzeinschlüssen
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Goldnugget mit Quarzeinschlüssen
FO: Kalifornien/USA; Bildbreite ca. 18mm; Leider ist der Fundort nicht genauer bekannt.
Copyright: etalon; Contribution: etalon
Collection: etalon
Location: USA/Kalifornien (California)
Mineral: Gold
Image: 1608822253
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Goldnugget mit Quarzeinschlüssen

FO: Kalifornien/USA; Bildbreite ca. 18mm; Leider ist der Fundort nicht genauer bekannt.
Collection: etalon
Copyright: etalon
Contribution: etalon 2020-12-24
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Gold
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Gold
Größe: 75x45 mm; Fundort: Kalifornien, USA
Copyright: Rock Currier; Contribution: slugslayer
Collection: Harvard University
Location: USA/Kalifornien (California)
Mineral: Gold
Image: 1291148158
Rating: 8 (votes: 2)
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Gold

Größe: 75x45 mm; Fundort: Kalifornien, USA
Collection: Harvard University
Copyright: Rock Currier
Contribution: slugslayer 2010-11-30
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Gold
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Gold
Größe: 81x69 mm; Fundort: Kalifornien, USA
Copyright: Rock Currier; Contribution: slugslayer
Collection: Dave Wilber
Location: USA/Kalifornien (California)
Mineral: Gold
Image: 1291372904
Rating: 7.67 (votes: 3)
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Gold

Größe: 81x69 mm; Fundort: Kalifornien, USA
Collection: Dave Wilber
Copyright: Rock Currier
Contribution: slugslayer 2010-12-03
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Rocks (Count: 83)

Fossils (Count: 134)

Reference- and Source indication, Literature

Literatur:

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GUSID (Global unique identifier short form) 6HRvbSYa-kizeNfnC1EgHA
GUID (Global unique identifier) 6D6F74E8-1A26-48FA-B378-D7E70B51201C
Database ID 1376