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Numerous collections (gem material)

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Mineral Occurrences

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Paton Hill, Tierra Amarilla, Copiapó Province, Atacama, Chileⓘ Phosphosiderite

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widespread in numerous collections
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(specimens are widespread in numerous collections)
(well-crystallized specimens in numerous japanese collections)
Well represented in numerous japanese mineral collections.
Specimens in numerous collections (e.g. Steve Rust, Ian Acworth)
Specimens in numerous collections including Mark Bianchi, Frank A. Imbriacco III
(Numerous photographed specimens in foreign collections, but it is doubtful that these really came from the Socavón/Salvadora mine
 
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