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===The minerals===
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!Mineral!!Category!!Deposits
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|Hydrogen||Common||
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|Helium  ||Common||Noble World - Light
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|Lithium ||Common||Cimmerian World - Medium <br>Opalescent World - Light
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|Beryllium||Base Metal||Plutonic World - Huge <br>Crimson World - Light
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|Boron    ||Base Metal||Plutonic World - Huge <br>Crimson World - Light
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|Carbon  ||Common||Carbide World - Heavy&times;3 <br>Organic World - Heavy
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|Nitrogen||Common||
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|Oxygen  ||Corrosive||Redux World - Medium
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|Fluorine||Corrosive||Halide World - Medium <br>Redux World - Medium
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|Neon||Noble Gas||Fluorescent World - Huge <br>Noble World - Light
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|Sodium  ||Base Metal||Cracked World - Huge
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|Magnesium||Base Metal||Iodine World - Light
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|Aluminum ||Base Metal||Xenolithic World - Huge <br>Dust World - Light <br>Selenic World - Light <br>Water World - Light
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|Silicon  ||Common||Maroon World - Medium <br>Opalescent World - Light
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|Phosphorus||Common||Ultraviolet World - Huge <br>Maroon World - Medium
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|Sulfur  ||Corrosive||Metal World - Medium <br>Redux World - Medium
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|Chlorine||Corrosive||Chlorine World - Heavy&times;2 <br>Redux World - Medium
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|Argon||Noble Gas||Noble World - Light <br>Opalescent World - Light
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|Potassium||Base Metal||Dust World - Light <br>Fluorescent World - Light <br>Vinylogous World - Light
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|Calcium  ||Base Metal||Selenic World - Medium <br>Alkali World - Medium
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|Scandium ||Base Metal||Ultraviolet World - Medium
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|Titanium ||Base Metal||Plutonic - Light <br>Vinylogous World - Light
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|Vanadium ||Base Metal||Metal World - Medium <br>Azure World - Light
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|Chromium ||Base Metal||Cracked World - Huge
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|Manganese||Base Metal||Cracked World - Huge
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|Iron    ||Base Metal||Magnetic World - Heavy <br>Metal World - Huge <br>Magma World - Light <br>Selenic World - Light <br>Water World - Light
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|Cobalt  ||Base Metal||Ultramarine World - Medium
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|Nickel  ||Base Metal||Metal World - Heavy <br>Magnetic World - Medium <br>Magma World - Light
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|Copper  ||Base Metal||Copper World - Huge&times;2 <br>Metal World - Heavy
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|Zinc    ||Base Metal||Magnetic World - Heavy <br>Chlorine World - Light
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|Gallium  ||Base Metal||Chlorine World - Trace
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|Germanium||Base Metal||Xenolithic World - Trace
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|Arsenic ||Common||Opalescent World - Light <br>Vinylogous World - Light
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|Selenium||Common||
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|Bromine||Corrosive||Redux World - Medium <br>Crimson World - Light <br>Halide World - Medium&times;2
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|Krypton||Noble Gas||Ultramarine World - Medium <br>Noble World - Light
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|Rubidium  ||Base Metal||Primordial World - Medium
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|Strontium ||Base Metal||Alkali World - Medium
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|Yttrium  ||Base Metal||Yttric World - Huge
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|Zirconium ||Base Metal||Redux World - Light
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|Niobium  ||Base Metal||Magnetic World - Light
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|Molybdenum||Base Metal||Azure World - Light <br>Water World - Trace
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|Technetium||Radioactive||Cracked World - Huge <br>Fluorescent World - Huge
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|Ruthenium||Base Metal||Telluric World - Medium
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|Rhodium  ||Base Metal||Maroon World - Medium
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|Palladium||Precious||Cracked World - Huge <br>Oolite World - Huge <br>Treasure World - Heavy
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|Silver  ||Precious||Oolite World - Huge <br>Treasure World - Heavy&times;2 <br>Metal World - Medium
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|Cadmium  ||Base Metal||Maroon World - Medium <br>Purple World - Medium
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|Indium  ||Base Metal||Azure World - Light
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|Tin      ||Base Metal||Water World - Light
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|Antimony ||Base Metal||
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|Tellurium||Base Metal||
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|Iodine||Corrosive||Iodine World - Heavy <br>Halide World - Medium <br>Redux World - Medium
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|Xenon||Noble Gas||Noble World - Light
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|Cesium||Base Metal||Maroon World - Medium <br>Primordial World - Medium
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|Barium||Base Metal||Alkali World - Medium <br>Primordial World - Medium <br>Crimson World - Light
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|Lanthanum    ||Rare Earth||Lanthanide World - Medium <br>Plutonic World - Medium
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|Cerium      ||Rare Earth||Lanthanide World - Medium <br>Plutonic World - Medium
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|Praseo-dymium||Rare Earth||Green World - Heavy <br>Lanthanide World - Medium
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|Neodymium    ||Rare Earth||Green World - Heavy <br>Lanthanide World - Medium
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|Promethium  ||Rare Earth||Lanthanide World - Medium
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|Samarium    ||Rare Earth||Lanthanide World - Medium <br>Opalescent World - Light
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|Europium    ||Rare Earth||
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|Gadolinium  ||Rare Earth||Lanthanide World - Medium <br>Opalescent World - Light
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|Terbium      ||Rare Earth||Lanthanide World - Medium
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|Dyprosium    ||Rare Earth||
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|Holmium      ||Rare Earth||Oolite World - Huge <br>Ultramarine World - Medium
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|Erbium      ||Rare Earth||Oolite World - Huge
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|Thulium      ||Rare Earth||Oolite World - Huge
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|Ytterbium    ||Rare Earth||Oolite World - Huge <br>Yttric - Huge
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|Lutetium    ||Rare Earth||Oolite World - Huge
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|Hafnium ||Base Metal||
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|Tantalum||Base Metal||Hydrocarbon - Light
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|Tungsten||Base Metal||Iodine World - Trace
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|Rhenium ||Base Metal||Purple World - Medium <br>Vinylogous World - Light
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|Osmium  ||Base Metal||Super-Dense World - Medium
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|Iridium ||Precious||Cracked World - Huge <br>Oolite World - Huge <br>Treasure World - Heavy <br>Telluric World - Medium
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|Platinum||Precious||Treasure World - Heavy <br>Xenolithic World - Light
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|Gold    ||Precious||Auric World - Huge&times;3 <br>Treasure World - Heavy <br>Ultraviolet World - Huge
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|Mercury ||Base Metal||Infrared World - Heavy
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|Thallium||Base Metal||Telluric World - Medium
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|Lead    ||Base Metal||Super-Dense World - Medium <br>Magma World - Light <br>Water World - Light
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|Bismuth ||Base Metal||Crimson World - Light <br>Dust World - Light <br>Hydrocarbon World - Light
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|Polonium||Radioactive||Cracked World - Huge <br>Ultraviolet World - Huge
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|Astatine||Radioactive||Halide World - Medium <br>Plutonic World - Medium <br>Radioactive World - Medium
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|Radon||Noble Gas||Fluorescent World - Light <br>Noble World - Light
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|Francium    ||Radioactive||Plutonic World - Medium <br>Radioactive World - Medium
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|Radium      ||Radioactive||Radioactive World - Medium
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|Actinium    ||Radioactive||Rainbow World - Heavy <br>Radioactive World - Medium
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|Thorium    ||Radioactive||Rainbow World - Heavy <br>Radioactive World - Medium
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|Protactinium||Radioactive||Rainbow World - Heavy <br>Radioactive World - Medium
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|Uranium    ||Radioactive||Metal World - Heavy <br>Water World - Trace
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|Neptunium  ||Radioactive||Rainbow World - Heavy
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|Plutonium  ||Radioactive||Rainbow World - Heavy
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|Ozone            ||Common||Rainbow World - Huge&times;2
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|Free Radicals    ||Common||Chondrite World - Heavy <br>Organic World - Heavy
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|Carbon Dioxide  ||Common||Organic World - Heavy
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|Carbon Monoxide  ||Common||
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|Ammonia          ||Common||Primordial World - Huge <br>Cimmerian World - Medium <br>Urea World - Light
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|Methane          ||Common||Primordial World - Huge <br>Cimmerian World - Medium
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|Sulfuric Acid    ||Common||Acid World - Heavy
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|Hydrochloric Acid||Common||Acid World - Heavy <br>Chlorine World - Heavy&times;2
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|Hydrocyanic Acid ||Common||Acid World - Heavy
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|Formic Acid      ||Common||Acid World - Heavy
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|Phosphoric Acid  ||Common||Acid World - Heavy
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|Formaldehyde    ||Common||Organic World - Heavy<br>Urea World - Medium
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|Cyano-acetylene  ||Common||Cyanic World - Huge
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|Methanol        ||Common||Chondrite World - Heavy<br>Cimmerian World - Medium
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|Ethanol          ||Common||
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|Silicon Monoxide ||Common||
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|Titanium Oxide  ||Common||
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|Zirconium Oxide  ||Common||
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|Water            ||Common||
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|Silicon Compounds||Common||
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|Metal Oxides    ||Common||
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|Quantum Black Holes||Exotic||
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|Neutronium        ||Exotic||Ruby World - Medium
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|Magnetic Monopoles ||Exotic||Magnetic World - Trace
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|Degenerate Matter  ||Exotic||Quasi-Degenerate World - Medium
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|Super Fluids      ||Exotic||Sapphire World - Medium
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|Aguuti Nodules    ||Exotic||Emerald World - Huge
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|Iron Compounds    ||Common||
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|Aluminum Compounds||Common||
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|Nitrous Oxide    ||Common||
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|Radioactives      ||Common||
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|Hydro-carbons    ||Common||Hydrocarbon World - Huge
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|Carbon Compounds  ||Common||
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|[[Antimatter]]      ||Exotic||Emerald World - Medium
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|Charon Dust        ||Exotic||
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|Reisburg Helices||Exotic||Sapphire World - Huge
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|[[Tzo Crystals]]    ||Exotic||Ruby World - Huge <br>Pellucid World - Trace
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|Calcium Compounds||Common||
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|Nitric Acid      ||Common||Acid World - Heavy
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• AZURITE (55 specimens)
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===Mineral values===
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• ALBITE (12 specimens)
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This table shows the RU you can receive at the [[Starbase]] at [[Earth]], per unit of minerals. A [[:File:Cargo-value-shot.png|graphic table]] is also available.  
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• ARSENOPYRITE (5 specimens)
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• ANNABERGITE (1 specimen)
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• ADAMITE (8 specimens)
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• ALMANDINE (2 specimens)
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|Common    ||1
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• AMETHYST (10 specimens)
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• ANAPAITE (1 specimen)
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|Corrosive ||2
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• ANDRADITE (16 specimens)
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• APATITE (17 specimens)
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|Base Metal ||3
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• APOPHYLLITE (3 specimens)
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• AQUAMARINE (13 specimens)
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|Noble Gas ||4
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• ARAGONITE (12 specimens)
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• AXINITE (2 specimens)
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|Rare Earth ||5
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• ANKERITE (1 specimen)
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• ANGLESITE (12 specimens)
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|Precious   ||6
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• ARSENTSUMEBITE (2 specimens)
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• ATACAMITE (1 specimen)
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|Radioactive||8
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• AUSTINITE (3 specimens)
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• AFGHANITE (1 specimen)
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|Exotic    ||25    
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• ADULARIA (8 specimens)
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• ACANTHITE (3 specimens)
 
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• AMAZONITE (3 specimens)
 
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• AEGIRINE (4 specimens)
 
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• ALEXANDRITE (1 specimen)
 
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B
 
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• BARYTE (18 specimens)
 
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• BRAZILIANITE (3 specimens)
 
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• BENITOITE (5 specimens)
 
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• BOURNONITE (7 specimens)
 
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• BAYLDONITE (6 specimens)
 
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• BERYL (25 specimens)
 
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• BISMUTHINITE (1 specimen)
 
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• BLISTER COPPER (4 specimens)
 
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• BORNITE (5 specimens)
 
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• BROCHANTITE (2 specimens)
 
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• BISMUTITE (1 specimen)
 
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• BEUDANTITE (4 specimens)
 
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• BUERGERITE (1 specimen)
 
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• BORACITE (1 specimen)
 
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• BOULANGERITE (1 specimen)
 
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• BETAFITE (1 specimen)
 
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• BERTRANDITE (1 specimen)
 
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C
 
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• CALCITE (95 specimens)
 
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• CHALCOPYRITE (11 specimens)
 
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• CALEDONITE (2 specimens)
 
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• CAMPYLITE (2 specimens)
 
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• CARMINITE (1 specimen)
 
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• CARROLLITE (1 specimen)
 
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• CASSITERITE (6 specimens)
 
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• CHALCEDONY (3 specimens)
 
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• CHALCOCITE (5 specimens)
 
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• CHALCOPHYLLITE (1 specimen)
 
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• CHALCOSIDERITE (3 specimens)
 
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• CHALCOTRICHITE (4 specimens)
 
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• CHILDRENITE (2 specimens)
 
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• CHRYSOCOLLA (1 specimen)
 
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• CLEAVELANDITE (2 specimens)
 
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• CLINOCLASE (3 specimens)
 
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• COBALTOAN CALCITE (18 specimens)
 
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• COBALTOAN DOLOMITE (2 specimens)
 
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• CONICHALCITE (1 specimen)
 
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• COVELLITE (1 specimen)
 
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• CRONSTEDTITE (1 specimen)
 
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• CUPRIAN SMITHSONITE (15 specimens)
 
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• CUPRITE (9 specimens)
 
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• CYLINDRITE (1 specimen)
 
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• CLINOCHLORE (4 specimens)
 
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• CERUSSITE (27 specimens)
 
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• CHALCOSTIBITE (1 specimen)
 
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• COBALTOAN SMITHSONITE (9 specimens)
 
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• CHRYSOBERYL (6 specimens)
 
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• CELESTITE (1 specimen)
 
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• CHLORITE (4 specimens)
 
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• CROCOITE (3 specimens)
 
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• CORUNDUM (6 specimens)
 
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• CUPRIAN ADAMITE (5 specimens)
 
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• COQUIMBITE (3 specimens)
 
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D
 
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• DOLOMITE (24 specimens)
 
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• DIOPTASE (12 specimens)
 
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• DIAMOND (10 specimens)
 
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• DUFTITE (8 specimens)
 
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• DEMANTOID (4 specimens)
 
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• DATOLITE (2 specimens)
 
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• DESCLOIZITE (3 specimens)
 
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• DIOPSIDE (6 specimens)
 
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• DADSONITE (1 specimen)
 
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E
 
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• ELBAITE (15 specimens)
 
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• EOSPHORITE (2 specimens)
 
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• EPIDOTE (15 specimens)
 
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• ERYTHRITE (3 specimens)
 
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• ETTRINGITE (3 specimens)
 
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• EUCLASE (3 specimens)
 
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• EMERALD (6 specimens)
 
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• EMPLECTITE (1 specimen)
 
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• EUREKADUMPITE (2 specimens)
 
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F
 
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• FLUORITE (95 specimens)
 
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• FELDSPAR (8 specimens)
 
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• FLUOROAPATITE (1 specimen)
 
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• FERBERITE (1 specimen)
 
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G
 
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• GALENA (21 specimens)
 
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• GARNET (45 specimens)
 
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• GOETHITE (3 specimens)
 
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• GOLD (19 specimens)
 
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• GROSSULAR (16 specimens)
 
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• GYPSUM (1 specimen)
 
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H
 
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• HEMATITE (20 specimens)
 
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• HESSONITE (11 specimens)
 
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• HAUSMANNITE (1 specimen)
 
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• HEMIMORPHITE (2 specimens)
 
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• HELIODOR (1 specimen)
 
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I
 
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• ILVAITE (2 specimens)
 
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• INDICOLITE (1 specimen)
 
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• INESITE (1 specimen)
 
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J
 
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• JAMESONITE (2 specimens)
 
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K
 
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• KUNZITE (2 specimens)
 
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• KOLBECKITE (7 specimens)
 
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L
 
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• LEADHILLITE (2 specimens)
 
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• LEGRANDITE (1 specimen)
 
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• LANGITE (3 specimens)
 
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• LEITEITE (5 specimens)
 
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• LEPIDOLITE (2 specimens)
 
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• LIBETHENITE (4 specimens)
 
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• LINARITE (6 specimens)
 
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• LIROCONITE (3 specimens)
 
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• LISKEARDITE (2 specimens)
 
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• LUDLOCKITE (4 specimens)
 
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• LAZURITE (2 specimens)
 
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• LONDONITE (1 specimen)
 
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M
 
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• MANGANITE (4 specimens)
 
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• MALACHITE (44 specimens)
 
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• METATORBERNITE (1 specimen)
 
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• MICA (1 specimen)
 
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• MILLERITE (1 specimen)
 
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• MIMETITE (30 specimens)
 
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• MUSCOVITE (11 specimens)
 
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• MARCASITE (1 specimen)
 
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• MOTTRAMITE (6 specimens)
 
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• MAGNETITE (2 specimens)
 
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N
 
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• NATIVE BISMUTH (2 specimens)
 
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• NEPTUNITE (5 specimens)
 
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• NATIVE COPPER (14 specimens)
 
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• NATIVE GOLD (19 specimens)
 
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• NATIVE SILVER (18 specimens)
 
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• NATIVE SULPHUR (1 specimen)
 
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• NIFONTOVITE (7 specimens)
 
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O
 
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• OLIVENITE (17 specimens)
 
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• OPAL (3 specimens)
 
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P
 
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• PHARMACOSIDERITE (1 specimen)
 
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• PYRITE (29 specimens)
 
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• PYROMORPHITE (21 specimens)
 
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• PSEUDOMORPH (8 specimens)
 
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• PHOSGENITE (2 specimens)
 
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• PLANCHEITE (1 specimen)
 
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• PLUMBOGUMMITE (1 specimen)
 
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• PSEUDOMALACHITE (3 specimens)
 
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• PYRARGYRITE (6 specimens)
 
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• PREHNITE (11 specimens)
 
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• PEROVSKITE (1 specimen)
 
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• PROUSTITE (2 specimens)
 
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• PARADAMITE (1 specimen)
 
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• POSNJAKITE (2 specimens)
 
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• PHENAKITE (3 specimens)
 
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• PYRRHOTITE (2 specimens)
 
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• PUCHERITE (2 specimens)
 
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Q
 
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• QUARTZ (123 specimens)
 
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R
 
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• RASPITE (1 specimen)
 
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• RHODOCHROSITE (12 specimens)
 
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• RHODONITE (1 specimen)
 
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• ROSASITE (6 specimens)
 
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• ROSE QUARTZ (1 specimen)
 
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• RUBELLITE (6 specimens)
 
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• RUTILE (7 specimens)
 
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• ROSELITE (1 specimen)
 
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S
 
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• SIDERITE (14 specimens)
 
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• SPHALERITE (15 specimens)
 
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• SCORODITE (3 specimens)
 
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• SMOKY QUARTZ (14 specimens)
 
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• SCHEELITE (4 specimens)
 
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• SCHORL (5 specimens)
 
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• SELENITE (5 specimens)
 
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• SMITHSONITE (61 specimens)
 
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• SPESSARTINE (12 specimens)
 
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• SPINEL (3 specimens)
 
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• SPODUMENE (3 specimens)
 
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• STIBNITE (3 specimens)
 
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• STILBITE (1 specimen)
 
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• STRONTIANITE (1 specimen)
 
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• SULPHUR (1 specimen)
 
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• SKUTTERUDITE (2 specimens)
 
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• SAPPHIRE (4 specimens)
 
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• STANNOMICROLITE (1 specimen)
 
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T
 
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• TANZANITE (3 specimens)
 
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• TOURMALINE (56 specimens)
 
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• TARNOWITZITE (1 specimen)
 
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• TENNANTITE (10 specimens)
 
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• TETRAHEDRITE (2 specimens)
 
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• TITANITE (3 specimens)
 
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• TWIN (6 specimens)
 
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• TOPAZ (8 specimens)
 
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• TANTALITE (1 specimen)
 
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U
 
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• UVAROVITE (1 specimen)
 
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• UVITE (3 specimens)
 
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V
 
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• VESUVIANITE (3 specimens)
 
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• VANADINITE (3 specimens)
 
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• VAUXITE (1 specimen)
 
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• VIVIANITE (3 specimens)
 
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• VARISCITE (1 specimen)
 
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• VAUQUELINITE (1 specimen)
 
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W
 
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• WARDITE (1 specimen)
 
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• WILLEMITE (9 specimens)
 
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• WITHERITE (4 specimens)
 
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• WULFENITE (19 specimens)
 
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• WUPATKIITE (6 specimens)
 
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• WAVELLITE (2 specimens)
 
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• WILUITE (1 specimen)
 
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X
 
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• XENOTIME (1 specimen)
 
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Y
 
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Z
 
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• ZOISITE (2 specimens)
 
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• ZIRCON (6 specimens)
 
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• ZINCIAN ARAGONITE (1 specimen)
 
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A
 
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asian Minerals
 
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Click on an image for a larger view.
 
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AD031: Cinnabar in and on Quartz NEW
 
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Guizhou (Kweichow), China
 
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Ex. Cal & Kerith Graeber coll.
 
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Thumbnail: 2.5 x 2.4 x 1.8 cm
 
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45,000 Yen
 
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Some doubly terminated quartz on red cinnaber crystals, and included by micro cinnaber.
 
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AN015: Sphene
 
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Alchuri, Shigar Valley, Skardu, Baltistan, Northern Areas
 
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Pakistan
 
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Ex. Martin Zinn coll.
 
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Thumbnail: 1.4 x 2.9 x 0.7 cm
 
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14,500 Yen
 
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Transparent sharp yellow green titanite crystal.
 
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KD212: Afghanite
 
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Mine #1, Kokcha Valley, Badakhshan
 
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Afghanistan
 
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Small Cabinet: 4.5 x 6 x 2.6 cm
 
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Sharp crystal of Afghanite on a matrix.
 
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KJ019: Pyromorphite
 
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Beresovsk, Ural Mountains
 
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Russia
 
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Small Cabinet: 4.8 x 7 x 2 cm
 
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Ex. John H. Marshall coll. #4096
 
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180,000 Yen
 
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Deep green pyromorphite on a matrix.
 
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AD152: Corundum var. Ruby
 
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Mysore, Karnataka
 
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India
 
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Miniature: 4 x 3.4 x 2.3 cm
 
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Ex. Wendell Wilson coll.
 
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The crystal measures 2.3 x 1.7 cm. No damage.
 
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AD83: Scapolite
 
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Lajuar Madan, Kokcha valley, Badakhshan province, Afghanistan
 
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Miniature: 3 x 3.8 x 2.9 cm
 
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2 cm long well terminated gemmy lilac colored scapolite crystal on a calcite mitrix, from a new locality (near the main lapis mine).
 
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AD89: Fluorite (Spinel Law Twin)
 
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Chumar Bakhoor, Nagar, Northern Areas, Pakistan
 
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Miniature: 3.7 x 4.7 x 1.5 cm
 
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85,000 Yen
 
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Transparent pink spinel law twinned fluorite with muscovite.
 
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AD91: Fluorite on Feldspar
 
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Khandahar mine, Baha, Braldu Valley, Baltistan, Northern Areas, Pakistan
 
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Miniature: 4.6 x 3.8 x 3.2 cm
 
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1.6 x 1.3 x 1.2 cm pale lilac cubic fluorite with phantom on a feldspar. New Locality
 
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A006 Hambergite
 
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Drot, Haramosh Mts., Skardu District, Baltistan, Northern Areas
 
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Pakistan
 
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Thumbnail: 2 x 2.2 x 1 cm
 
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29,000 Yen
 
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Terminated transparent to translucent crystals of hambergite. The largest crystal is doubly terminated and measures 1.9 x 0.7 x 0.2 cm. The specimen is associated with albite and muscovite.
 
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KM139 Apatite (Cat's-Eye)
 
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Shuut Nala, Hanuchal, Gilgit, Northern Areas
 
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Pakistan
 
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Toenail: 3.2 x 2.4 x 2 cm
 
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Gemmy, white to translucent hexagonal crystal group with cat's-eye effect.
 
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KM113 Fluorite, Muscovite and Albite
 
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Chumar Bakhoor, Nagar
 
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Hunza Valley, Gilgit, Northern Areas
 
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Pakistan
 
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Miniature: 4.8 x 3.9 x 3.8 cm
 
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3 cm pale pink octahedral crystal with muscovite on albite.
 
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KM132 Fluorite on Albite
 
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Chumar Bakhoor, Nagar
 
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Hunza Valley, Gilgit, Northern Areas
 
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Pakistan
 
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Small Cabinet: 7 x 4.7 x 3.2 cm
 
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88,000 Yen
 
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Transparent pink octahedral crystals to 1.2 cm on albite.
 
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KL255 Tourmaline
 
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Momeik near Mogok
 
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Mandalay Division
 
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Myanmar
 
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Thumbnail: 2.4 x 2.2 x 1.6 cm
 
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20,000 Yen
 
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Gemmy translucent rose pink rubellite tourmaline. The specimen has white quartz crystals on the back side.
 
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KL256 Tourmaline
 
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Momeik near Mogok
 
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Mandalay Division
 
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Myanmar
 
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Thumbnail: 2.7 x 2.5 x 1.5 cm
 
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20,000 Yen
 
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1.7 cm wide rose-red ribellite tourmaline on a matrix.
 
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KL257 Tourmaline
 
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Momeik near Mogok
 
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Mandalay Division
 
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Myanmar
 
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Thumbnail: 3.1 x 2.8 x 1.3 cm
 
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1.5 cm wide rose-red mashroom tourmaline on a matrix.
 
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KL049 Elbaite on Quartz
 
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Kantiwaoo, Nuristan
 
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Afghanistan
 
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Miniature: 3.5 x 2.1 x 1.7 cm
 
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The largest crystal is 2.8 x 0.8 cm.
 
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KL050 Elbaite
 
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Kantiwaoo, Nuristan
 
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Afghanistan
 
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Miniature: 3.7 x 1.7 x 1.6 cm
 
  
 
===Mineral amounts===
 
===Mineral amounts===

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The minerals

Mineral Category Deposits
Hydrogen Common
Helium Common Noble World - Light
Lithium Common Cimmerian World - Medium
Opalescent World - Light
Beryllium Base Metal Plutonic World - Huge
Crimson World - Light
Boron Base Metal Plutonic World - Huge
Crimson World - Light
Carbon Common Carbide World - Heavy×3
Organic World - Heavy
Nitrogen Common
Oxygen Corrosive Redux World - Medium
Fluorine Corrosive Halide World - Medium
Redux World - Medium
Neon Noble Gas Fluorescent World - Huge
Noble World - Light
Sodium Base Metal Cracked World - Huge
Magnesium Base Metal Iodine World - Light
Aluminum Base Metal Xenolithic World - Huge
Dust World - Light
Selenic World - Light
Water World - Light
Silicon Common Maroon World - Medium
Opalescent World - Light
Phosphorus Common Ultraviolet World - Huge
Maroon World - Medium
Sulfur Corrosive Metal World - Medium
Redux World - Medium
Chlorine Corrosive Chlorine World - Heavy×2
Redux World - Medium
Argon Noble Gas Noble World - Light
Opalescent World - Light
Potassium Base Metal Dust World - Light
Fluorescent World - Light
Vinylogous World - Light
Calcium Base Metal Selenic World - Medium
Alkali World - Medium
Scandium Base Metal Ultraviolet World - Medium
Titanium Base Metal Plutonic - Light
Vinylogous World - Light
Vanadium Base Metal Metal World - Medium
Azure World - Light
Chromium Base Metal Cracked World - Huge
Manganese Base Metal Cracked World - Huge
Iron Base Metal Magnetic World - Heavy
Metal World - Huge
Magma World - Light
Selenic World - Light
Water World - Light
Cobalt Base Metal Ultramarine World - Medium
Nickel Base Metal Metal World - Heavy
Magnetic World - Medium
Magma World - Light
Copper Base Metal Copper World - Huge×2
Metal World - Heavy
Zinc Base Metal Magnetic World - Heavy
Chlorine World - Light
Gallium Base Metal Chlorine World - Trace
Germanium Base Metal Xenolithic World - Trace
Arsenic Common Opalescent World - Light
Vinylogous World - Light
Selenium Common
Bromine Corrosive Redux World - Medium
Crimson World - Light
Halide World - Medium×2
Krypton Noble Gas Ultramarine World - Medium
Noble World - Light
Rubidium Base Metal Primordial World - Medium
Strontium Base Metal Alkali World - Medium
Yttrium Base Metal Yttric World - Huge
Zirconium Base Metal Redux World - Light
Niobium Base Metal Magnetic World - Light
Molybdenum Base Metal Azure World - Light
Water World - Trace
Technetium Radioactive Cracked World - Huge
Fluorescent World - Huge
Ruthenium Base Metal Telluric World - Medium
Rhodium Base Metal Maroon World - Medium
Palladium Precious Cracked World - Huge
Oolite World - Huge
Treasure World - Heavy
Silver Precious Oolite World - Huge
Treasure World - Heavy×2
Metal World - Medium
Cadmium Base Metal Maroon World - Medium
Purple World - Medium
Indium Base Metal Azure World - Light
Tin Base Metal Water World - Light
Antimony Base Metal
Tellurium Base Metal
Iodine Corrosive Iodine World - Heavy
Halide World - Medium
Redux World - Medium
Xenon Noble Gas Noble World - Light
Cesium Base Metal Maroon World - Medium
Primordial World - Medium
Barium Base Metal Alkali World - Medium
Primordial World - Medium
Crimson World - Light
Lanthanum Rare Earth Lanthanide World - Medium
Plutonic World - Medium
Cerium Rare Earth Lanthanide World - Medium
Plutonic World - Medium
Praseo-dymium Rare Earth Green World - Heavy
Lanthanide World - Medium
Neodymium Rare Earth Green World - Heavy
Lanthanide World - Medium
Promethium Rare Earth Lanthanide World - Medium
Samarium Rare Earth Lanthanide World - Medium
Opalescent World - Light
Europium Rare Earth
Gadolinium Rare Earth Lanthanide World - Medium
Opalescent World - Light
Terbium Rare Earth Lanthanide World - Medium
Dyprosium Rare Earth
Holmium Rare Earth Oolite World - Huge
Ultramarine World - Medium
Erbium Rare Earth Oolite World - Huge
Thulium Rare Earth Oolite World - Huge
Ytterbium Rare Earth Oolite World - Huge
Yttric - Huge
Lutetium Rare Earth Oolite World - Huge
Hafnium Base Metal
Tantalum Base Metal Hydrocarbon - Light
Tungsten Base Metal Iodine World - Trace
Rhenium Base Metal Purple World - Medium
Vinylogous World - Light
Osmium Base Metal Super-Dense World - Medium
Iridium Precious Cracked World - Huge
Oolite World - Huge
Treasure World - Heavy
Telluric World - Medium
Platinum Precious Treasure World - Heavy
Xenolithic World - Light
Gold Precious Auric World - Huge×3
Treasure World - Heavy
Ultraviolet World - Huge
Mercury Base Metal Infrared World - Heavy
Thallium Base Metal Telluric World - Medium
Lead Base Metal Super-Dense World - Medium
Magma World - Light
Water World - Light
Bismuth Base Metal Crimson World - Light
Dust World - Light
Hydrocarbon World - Light
Polonium Radioactive Cracked World - Huge
Ultraviolet World - Huge
Astatine Radioactive Halide World - Medium
Plutonic World - Medium
Radioactive World - Medium
Radon Noble Gas Fluorescent World - Light
Noble World - Light
Francium Radioactive Plutonic World - Medium
Radioactive World - Medium
Radium Radioactive Radioactive World - Medium
Actinium Radioactive Rainbow World - Heavy
Radioactive World - Medium
Thorium Radioactive Rainbow World - Heavy
Radioactive World - Medium
Protactinium Radioactive Rainbow World - Heavy
Radioactive World - Medium
Uranium Radioactive Metal World - Heavy
Water World - Trace
Neptunium Radioactive Rainbow World - Heavy
Plutonium Radioactive Rainbow World - Heavy
Ozone Common Rainbow World - Huge×2
Free Radicals Common Chondrite World - Heavy
Organic World - Heavy
Carbon Dioxide Common Organic World - Heavy
Carbon Monoxide Common
Ammonia Common Primordial World - Huge
Cimmerian World - Medium
Urea World - Light
Methane Common Primordial World - Huge
Cimmerian World - Medium
Sulfuric Acid Common Acid World - Heavy
Hydrochloric Acid Common Acid World - Heavy
Chlorine World - Heavy×2
Hydrocyanic Acid Common Acid World - Heavy
Formic Acid Common Acid World - Heavy
Phosphoric Acid Common Acid World - Heavy
Formaldehyde Common Organic World - Heavy
Urea World - Medium
Cyano-acetylene Common Cyanic World - Huge
Methanol Common Chondrite World - Heavy
Cimmerian World - Medium
Ethanol Common
Silicon Monoxide Common
Titanium Oxide Common
Zirconium Oxide Common
Water Common
Silicon Compounds Common
Metal Oxides Common
Quantum Black Holes Exotic
Neutronium Exotic Ruby World - Medium
Magnetic Monopoles Exotic Magnetic World - Trace
Degenerate Matter Exotic Quasi-Degenerate World - Medium
Super Fluids Exotic Sapphire World - Medium
Aguuti Nodules Exotic Emerald World - Huge
Iron Compounds Common
Aluminum Compounds Common
Nitrous Oxide Common
Radioactives Common
Hydro-carbons Common Hydrocarbon World - Huge
Carbon Compounds Common
Antimatter Exotic Emerald World - Medium
Charon Dust Exotic
Reisburg Helices Exotic Sapphire World - Huge
Tzo Crystals Exotic Ruby World - Huge
Pellucid World - Trace
Calcium Compounds Common
Nitric Acid Common Acid World - Heavy


Mineral values

This table shows the RU you can receive at the Starbase at Earth, per unit of minerals. A graphic table is also available.

Category Value
Common 1
Corrosive 2
Base Metal 3
Noble Gas 4
Rare Earth 5
Precious 6
Radioactive 8
Exotic 25

Mineral amounts

The number and size of the mineral deposits on a planet is determined from the specified deposit type and the size of the system's star as follows:

Description Quantity Quality Avg Dwarf Avg Giant Avg Super
Trace 0-1 1-10 5.5 8 15.5
Light 0-4 1-10 11 21 31
Medium 0-4 6-15 21 31 41
Heavy 0-4 11-20 31 41 51
Huge 0-8 11-20 62 82 102
  • Quantity is the number of mineral deposits of that type to be found on the planet.
  • Quality is the size of each mineral deposit. The numbers given are for Dwarf star systems. Giant and Supergiant systems add +5 and +10, respectively, to the Quality of each mineral deposit in the system.
  • Avg Dwarf is the average number of units of the mineral one could expect to find on such a planet around a Dwarf star.
  • Avg Giant is the average number of units of the mineral one could expect to find on such a planet around a Giant star.
  • Avg Super is the average number of units of the mineral one could expect to find on such a planet around a Supergiant star.

Where the minerals table says "×2" or "×3", there will be multiple series of deposits. So for example a Carbide World will generate three Heavy sets of deposits.

The size of the graphic used for the deposit is determined as follows:

Quality Graphic Size
0-15 Small
16-23 Medium
23-30 Large

Note that deposits of 23 units can appear as either Medium or Large graphics (about a 50-50 chance of either)

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