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@@briancurtis6022 Nice! Eventually when I get to my purchased bits Ill show an amazing Monazite micro I purchased thats from Italy. I have a few borates Ive purchased but never found any myself. Chambersite, peprossiite, vonsenite, yuanfuliite, and a few pieces from the Fuka mine in Japan that has a lot of rare and unique borates. I dont have a particular specialty, I like to collect everything, but I do have a knack for molybdates and tunsgates though, they tend to be my favorites. Phosphates also tend to grab my attraction, ever since my South Dakota trip.

@@briancurtis6022 Everything Ive showed so far is self collected yes. My purchased section is one last shelf that I'll show at the end. And no I havent been sadly, no time since Im usually busy, definitley want to one day though!

@@greywhite2903 Very cool! Theres some rare ones out there so good luck! A lot of the other Cr bearing varities aside from uvarovite only occur at one locale, as well as the Sn, Sc and Sb varities that can occur. But all the more well known ones shouldnt be too difficult

@@coreymineralguy oh yeah 😅 it's going to be a Journy

@@MelissaMcgouirk Haha thanks. Nothing for sale at the moment though

@coreymineralguy just asking you never know until you ask my husband is the rock hound he has been watching your videos and said you should have more information and videos of stuff it's awesome

@@MelissaMcgouirk Sure! Feel free to describe it to me or if you have any way to link a picture that'd be great too

@@kenanz7613 fr

Hope to see more of your collection but what is the best type of rock to start a collection

@Yellow_guy40 Just go out and find something that catches your fancy. Some basic research can see if theres any cool minerals or fossils near where you live, and if not, any rock store will do and then pick out something you like. Dont gotta crazy like me lol, just have fun with it thats what matters

@@coreymineralguy thx will do

@@RandomGuy-na Nah. Pretty much either gotta be lucky enough to know some people that have access to the land, know the geology enough to find yourself on public land, or, just buy a piece like it outright

@coreymineralguy aw man thx for the info

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@@Uzumaki469 Quite a bit actually lol its fairly common. Its not the cubic stuff from Spain, but more dodecahedral since thats more common in the sulfide deposits Ive been to

@@SATORI0320 Thanks! Been going at it since I was 12. 14 years of nonstop obsession later...