High grade Silver in Calcite, Siscoe-O'Brien Mine,Nicol Township, Gowganda, Ontario 8.5cm CO133
Rich bright Silver associated with Cobalt arsenide is hosted in a molted grey and white Calcite. Silver occurs in veinlets but is also hosted in the Cobalt mineralization which runs in a band across the specimen . Silver is also on the top side if the slice as well. The Calcite in part shows a flowing banded structure in one half. The other half the Calcite has a more clastic appearance. A quite aesthetic saw cut specimen from the Siscoe Mine (Miller Lake O'Brien Mine) Nicol Township, Gowganda area Ontario Canada. This mine produced over 36 million oz. of Silver. Nice thick heavy specimen. Dimensions 8.5x7.5x1.35cm 206.4 grams. Specimen video click High grade Silver in Calcite, Siscoe-O'Brien Mine,Nicol Township, Gowganda, Ontario 8.5cm CO133 - YouTube
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