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September 2006
Vol.36 Num.9
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Features
Rowley Mine Wulfenite
This Arizona source was a collector's paradise
by Bob Jones
The Frugal Collector: The Silicates
Part I: The axinites, babingtonite, neptunite, and datolite
by Bob Jones
Beyond Cabbing
Freeform agate carving gives freedom of choice
by Tom Harmon
Roadside Panning Sites in Utah
Part I: Cache, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Juab, and Millard counties
by David and Clois Walker
Rock & Gem Kids
Fluorite and a Mohs hardness test kit
by Steve Decker
Liquidating a Rock Hobby Estate
Part II: Holding a sale without getting burned
by Larry G. Field
Collecting Sapphires in Southeast Asia
Tourist opportunities in Thailand, Cambodia and Laos
by David Bright
Volcanic Iceland
It's a geological hot spot
by Kiera Tara O'Brien
Field Trips
Dogtooth Mercenaria
Collecting calcite-filled clams at Rucks' Pit, Florida
by Everett Harrington
Phosphate Fossil Treasures
Easy pickings on South Carolina's coastal plain
by Richard J. Jacquot
Rockhound's Honeymoon
Gem panning and petrified forests
by Kenneth H. Rohn
