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Silver Ex Günther John collection

Himmelsfürst Mine | Brand-Erbisdorf | Freiberg | Saxony | Germany
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avalos
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Article ID
3761
Size
8.2 x 4.9 x 2.3 cm
Size Description
Small Cabinet
Article ID
3761
Size
8.2 x 4.9 x 2.3 cm
Size Description
Small Cabinet
Bid History
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avalos160.00 €6/4/2023 10:46:51 PM
wolframit155.00 €6/4/2023 3:27:50 PMBidagent autobid
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Description

Probably the most prolific silver mine in Saxony was the Himmelsfürst Mine near Freiberg. It is likely best known for its wire silvers that came in a huge range of sizes. This specimen presents itself as a multitude of silver wires to almost 1 cm length on a carbonate (?) matrix. A glued on catalog number suggests that this specimen is a hisotric piece, though we have no information on the provenance.
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