Up for auction is a very extremely rare & historic Sylacauga meteorite fragment which comes from the Sylacauga, Talladega County meteorite hammer fall in 1954 which one of the two stones resulted

 

THE BADDEST GIANT SHARK THAT EVER SWAM THE SEASRIGHT SIDE= 3.817 inchesLEFT SIDE= 3.928 inchesWIDTH= 2.641 inchesSINISTER TOOTH_________________________________________________________________________

 

THIS IS A STUNNING OLD CARVED QUARTZ CRYSTAL ? OR AMETHYST ? CARVED KNEELING ELEPHANT. THE ELEPHANT IS QUITE UNIQUE AND I AM AFRAID THAT I DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT IT. IT MEASURES 2 1/2 INCHES TALL , 1 1

 

You are bidding on Graveyard Point Agate Slabs. The thickness of the slabs measures 3.9 to 5.4mm. I ship priorty mail unless other wise requested, I will ship world wide. Thanks and Good luck.

 

This is an interesting piece! It is a specimen of Alpine vein with Mica, Dolomite, and a few small rutiles from North American Emerald Mine in Hiddenite, NC. Crystals are ranging from about 1/8 inch t

 

Giant Megalodon Shark Tooth FossilLeft Side 5.97"Right Side 5.89"Width 4.67"HUGE NEARLY 6 INCH TOOTH !!little gum damageNICE, THICK AND WIDE remaining gum and Crown enamelmissing some enamelsome Serra

 

Offered here is an beautiful individual of the Mundrabilla Iron Meteorite. Name: Mundrabilla Type: Iron (IAB-ung), Medium octahedrite Locality: Nullarbor Plain, Western Australia Find: March 1966 Mass

 

Nice 4 piece lot of older rock and mineral collections/kits, most rocks/minerals in the two small black boxes are numbered, mineral specimens on card on right are glued down, collection/kit on bottom

 

SPECIAL AUCTION (1 OUT OF 10 ARE THIS NICE-AVE CANDIDUS ARE ERODED & WORM DRILLED) Name: Spondylus candidus (Lamarck, 1819). Location: Data given to winner(Oahu,Hawaii). Grade: FINE. Size: 70.2mm.

 

Welcome - You are viewing and/or bidding on stone shown in photos, except last 3 photos (example of way can be used) 23 pounds total - 12.5 inches x 8 inches x 6 inches - 1 stone total, Approximately