Item #KGG-CC-18: 1" solid Copper Cube.
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Item #MS-321: Our spheres are solid balls of pure, native Michigan Copper. They have been tumbled smooth and show distinctive Copper color over their entirety, but they lack high luster. Specimens average size is 1" in diameter.
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Item #MS-309: 1.25" Copper Ore Slabs. Highly polished; sealed with a protective coating.
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Item #MS-322: Our spheres are solid balls of pure, native Michigan Copper. They have been tumbled smooth and show distinctive Copper color over their entirety, but they lack high luster. Specimens average is 1.25" in diameter.
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Item #MS-323: Our spheres are solid balls of pure, native Michigan Copper. They have been tumbled smooth and show distinctive Copper color over their entirety, but they lack high luster. Spheres average size is 1.5" in diameter.
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Item #CPR-BE-300: 9 3/4" x 6 1/4" x 1 3/8" lacquered float Copper bookends on 1" tall wood base; 17.12 lbs. T.W.
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Item #MS-310: 2" Copper Ore Slabs. Highly polished; sealed with a protective coating.
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Item #MS-311: 2.5" Copper Ore Slabs. Highly polished; sealed with a protective coating.
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Item #MS-312: 3" Copper Ore Slabs. Highly polished; sealed with a protective coating.
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Item #KGG-CC-8: 5/8" solid Copper Cube.
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Item #MS-1031: Approx. 4.5"x3.5"x3" Butchite Copper of 5.8 lbs. with cork covered bottom.
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Item #MS-319: 1.5" - 1.75" long Copper drop from the White Pine Mine in Michigan. Backs are flat for display.
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Item #MS-318: 2" - 2.5" long Copper Drops from the White Pine Mine in Michigan. Backs are flat for display.
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Item #MS-320: 2.5" - 2.75" long Copper Drops from the White Pine Mine in Michigan. Backs are flat for display.
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Item #MS-388: 1" - 1.25" long Copper drops from the White Pine Mine in Michigan. Backs are flat for display.
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Item #KGG-CE-14: Average 1"-1 1/4" tall solid Copper Egg.
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Item #CPR-PYR-35: Average 2"x2" tall highly polished, solid Copper pyramid. The bottom is covered with cork to protect surfaces. Approximately one pound.
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Item #KG-NC-3: 1" Copper specimen. Native Copper bearing rock from Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula is crushed leaving behind these jagged copper specimens. Some have host rock attached.
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Item #MS-715: Approx. 1" sculptured Copper.
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