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	Catalog #	Name	Description
101	1990.53.0235	Sulfur	Small sparkly yellow crystals, both sides. Color: YL
102	1995.36.0059	Graphite	Massive, lustrous. Color: GY
103	2006.15.0021	Native Copper	Hand in size copper formation, burnt orange colour, submetallic to dull luster, 2.5-3 on hardness scale, small miniscule traces of quartz Color: Burnt Orange
104	2006.15.0022	Native Copper	Hand in size copper cluster of heavy gnarled branch-liike protrusions, traces of green malachite and quartz present, dull luster, 2.5-3 on hardness scale, brown colour Color: Brown
105	2006.15.0023	Native Copper	Copper formation with traces of red iron and green malachite, 2.5-3 on hardness scale, dull to submetallic luster, burnt orange colour with bright orange flecks, miniature in size with bumpy surface Color: Burnt Orange
106	2006.15.0024	Native Copper	Miniature in size with nodules protruding form all parts, rough surface, 2.5-3 on hardness scale, brown/burnt orange colour with flecks of gold colour, dull luster Color: Burnt Orange
107	2006.15.0025	Native Copper	Miniature in size copper cluster with traces of green malachite, rough surface, contains traces of iron, 2.5-3 on hardness scale, metallic luster, bright metallic orange colour Color: Bright Orange
108	2006.15.0045	Herkimer Diamonds	Large in size (host rock), colorless crystalline stones, adamantine luster, 10 on hardness scale, diamonds are in the Kimberlite rock matrix Color: Colorless
109	2006.9.9	Gold	a clear cylindircal vial containing a small amount of tiny gold flakes. The top of the vial is covered with cream-colored tape. On the tape are the words "panned in Nome Alaska"