Image: Silver-Silver wire (~3-5 mm sized masses) from the Mollie Gibson Mine near Aspen, central Pitkin County, west-central Colorado, USA
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Description: Silver usually occurs as a silver sulfide mineral, but it also occurs in nature in its native state, often in the form of twisted wires.
Title: Silver-Silver wire (~3-5 mm sized masses) from the Mollie Gibson Mine near Aspen, central Pitkin County, west-central Colorado, USA
Credit: Silver-Silver wire (~3-5 mm sized masses) from the Mollie Gibson Mine near Aspen, central Pitkin County, west-central Colorado, USA. Uploaded by PDTillman
Author: James St. John
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