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Ruggy Holloway has uploaded:
73 Specimen Photos
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Long time collector, primary collecting interest is Stibnite.
Collecting everything Stibnite from ore sample to display specimens.
If you have an interest in Stibnite feel free to contact me.

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Ruggy

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First message posted:10th Feb 2010
Latest message posted:20th Aug 2026

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2wsame specimen differnt minids- geodes with quartz and opalPosted by Ruggy Holloway. One reply in Improving Mindat.org.3wGlossary additionPosted by Ruggy Holloway. 2 replies in Improving Mindat.org.3wNice POTDPosted by Ruggy Holloway. 3 replies in Photos.4wsame specimen differnt minids- pyritePosted by Ruggy Holloway. One reply in Improving Mindat.org.4wsame specimen differnt minids- ScrutinyitePosted by Ruggy Holloway. One reply in Improving Mindat.org.5wsame specimen differnt minids- calcitePosted by Ruggy Holloway. One reply in Improving Mindat.org.7wsame photo with differnt minidPosted by Ruggy Holloway. One reply in Photos.Oct 2025Same specimen differnt minidPosted by Ruggy Holloway. One reply in Improving Mindat.org.Jul 2025Same specimen different minID- Posted by Ruggy Holloway. 2 replies in Improving Mindat.org.Jun 2025Same mineral speciem with 2 differrent MINIDPosted by Ruggy Holloway. One reply in Improving Mindat.org.Jun 2025The Museum Bally-PriorPosted by Ruggy Holloway. 6 replies in Minerals and Museums.Apr 2025Largest crystal sizePosted by Ruggy Holloway. One reply in Photos.Mar 2025Wire Gold stolen and now foundPosted by Ruggy Holloway. 8 replies in Lost and Stolen Specimens.Feb 2025Apuanite?- PleasePosted by Ruggy Holloway. 3 replies in Photos.Dec 2024Not AmethystPosted by Ruggy Holloway. 17 replies in Photos.Oct 2024Scale needs to be correctedPosted by Ruggy Holloway. 2 replies in Photos.Jul 2023Another Photo in user gallery only without flagged issuesPosted by Ruggy Holloway. 7 replies in Improving Mindat.org.Jun 2023<a href="/loc-37855.html" style="user-select: text;">Hampton Mine, Coyote Creek Mining District (Antimony Mining District), Escalante Mountains, Garfield County, Utah, USA</a>Posted by Ruggy Holloway. 4 replies in Localities.Apr 2023German term need translationPosted by Ruggy Holloway. 12 replies in General.Apr 2023Tyvek ore sample bagsPosted by Ruggy Holloway. One reply in General.

 
 
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