| 7314 2307-ls ((Twinned Calcite Rootbeer Barrel with MARCASITE, THE SNAIL)), $40 MINIMUM BID, Brushy Creek Mine, Reynolds County, Missouri, 16 x 9 x 8 cm, Cabinet, | |
 | Totally undamaged, the large top twinned Calcite has the terminations naturally etched and so it is stubby. These were uncommon and referred to as Rootbeer Barrels. One side is opaque and the other side is translucent. Under the large crystal is a normally terminated Calcite crystal with associated Marcasite with a sparkling blue color. The Marcasite with these come in blue gold, and brown coloration with the blue being the most uncommon and most desirable. It also has a flat bottom and sets on its own without a stand. |
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