Image: Arctic CopperNunavut

Description: 126,000 pennies can be made from this 360 kg plate of native copper from Victoria Island, Northwest Territories, arctic Canada. The copper filled a crack in Proterozoic volcanic basalt. Specimen is now in the mineralogy gallery, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada. Geotagging shows approximate original location, in the Saneraum Hills, NWT. Note: not in Nunavut!
Title: Arctic CopperNunavut
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Author: Mike Beauregard
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