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Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

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Tetrahedrite-(Fe), Quartz

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

Black tetrahedrite-(Fe) grains in a quartz-rich matrix. Close-up of a tetrahedrite-(Fe)-rich area of a boulangerite specimen containing also meneghinite, bournonite, gudmundite and many other phases. Natural History Museum Vienna collection.

© Uwe Kolitsch

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Galena, Spessartine

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

Galenite x with Spessartine xx. View of 40 mm. Collection M. Kampf No 74-015.

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Boulangerite, Meneghinite, Bournonite, Galena

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

Ore assemblage consisting of elongate intergrowths of boulangerite, meneghinite, bournonite, galena and other phases (according to SEM-EDS analyses of a polished section; cutting edge visible at bottom). Close-up of a boulangerite specimen donated to the author by the mine manager in 1997. The boulangerite, meneghinite, bournonite and galena ...

© Uwe Kolitsch

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Collecting at Pinnacles mine in 2003

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

MinSoc Collector at Pinnacles mine 2003, dump materials ex the Block 14, Kintore opencuts and other Broken Hill mines, now all processed.

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Map of dumps (1997)

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

Scan of map of the dumps at the Pinnacles Mine (with stockpiles from the Kintore and Block 14 open cuts), obtained from the mine management in December 1997. At that time collecting was permitted and such maps were given to the collectors. Compare http://www.mindat.org/photo-364140.html

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Pinnacle Mine view from one pinnacle

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

Pinnacle Mine view from one pinnacle, 2003 (C. Gineste)

© Cédrick Gineste

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Dumps in 1997

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

View of the dumps with material from the Block 14 Opencut (compare http://www.mindat.org/photo-295425.html). Photo made in late 1997.

© Uwe Kolitsch

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Vehicle queue 1997

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

In September 1997, members of the Mineralogical Society of Victoria and others had their first opportunity to collect on the dumps of material from the Block 14 and Kintore opencuts. This was the queue of people with their vehicles waiting for the gates to open.

© Judy Rowe

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Pinnacles Mine, july 2003

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

C. Gineste (2003)

© Cédrick Gineste

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Collector at the dumps 1997

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

A mineral collector at the dumps in September 1997. Numerous bits of old pit props can be seen among the boulders and rubble. Photo taken by Joan Lamond on a Mineralogical Society of Victoria field trip.

© Joan Lamond

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Boulangerite, Meneghinite, Bournonite, Galena

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

Ore assemblage consisting of elongate intergrowths of boulangerite, meneghinite, bournonite, galena and other phases (according to SEM-EDS analyses of a polished section; cutting edge visible at bottom). Close-up of a boulangerite specimen donated to the author by the mine manager in 1997. The boulangerite, meneghinite, bournonite and galena ...

© Uwe Kolitsch

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Tetrahedrite-(Fe), Quartz

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

Black tetrahedrite-(Fe) grains in a quartz-rich matrix. Close-up of a tetrahedrite-(Fe)-rich area of a boulangerite specimen containing also meneghinite, bournonite, gudmundite and many other phases. Natural History Museum Vienna collection.

© Uwe Kolitsch

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Galena, Spessartine

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

Galenite x with Spessartine xx. View of 40 mm. Collection M. Kampf No 74-015.

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Map of dumps (1997)

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

Scan of map of the dumps at the Pinnacles Mine (with stockpiles from the Kintore and Block 14 open cuts), obtained from the mine management in December 1997. At that time collecting was permitted and such maps were given to the collectors. Compare http://www.mindat.org/photo-364140.html

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Collecting at Pinnacles mine in 2003

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

MinSoc Collector at Pinnacles mine 2003, dump materials ex the Block 14, Kintore opencuts and other Broken Hill mines, now all processed.

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Pinnacle Mine view from one pinnacle

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

Pinnacle Mine view from one pinnacle, 2003 (C. Gineste)

© Cédrick Gineste

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Dumps in 1997

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

View of the dumps with material from the Block 14 Opencut (compare http://www.mindat.org/photo-295425.html). Photo made in late 1997.

© Uwe Kolitsch

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Vehicle queue 1997

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

In September 1997, members of the Mineralogical Society of Victoria and others had their first opportunity to collect on the dumps of material from the Block 14 and Kintore opencuts. This was the queue of people with their vehicles waiting for the gates to open.

© Judy Rowe

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Pinnacles Mine, july 2003

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

C. Gineste (2003)

© Cédrick Gineste

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Collector at the dumps 1997

Pinnacles Mine, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

A mineral collector at the dumps in September 1997. Numerous bits of old pit props can be seen among the boulders and rubble. Photo taken by Joan Lamond on a Mineralogical Society of Victoria field trip.

© Joan Lamond