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Pyrite is a common mineral in New Hampshite
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PYRITE   Palermo #1 Mine, Pod 1, N. Groton, NH
7 mm pyritohedron (pentagonal dodecahedron) crystal in triphylite matrix


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PYRITE   Palermo Mine, N. Groton, NH
7 mm pyritohedron (pentagonal dodecahedron) crystal in triphylite matrix


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PYRITE   Palermo Mine, N. Groton, NH
Ted Johnson label

Species:           PYRITE
Locality:          Palermo #1 Mine, Pod 1, N. Groton, NH
Specimen Size: 7 mm pyritohedron (pentagonal dodecahedron) crystal in triphylite matrix. Two views
Field Collected: Bob Whitmore. A Ray Meyers specimen
Catalog No.: A Ray Meyers specimen
Notes: This is an excellent pyrite specimen from Palermo.
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PYRITE   Palermo Mine, N. Groton, NH
2.2 mm field of view
Species:           PYRITE
Locality:         Palermo Mine, N. Groton, NH
Specimen Size: 2.2 mm field of view
Field Collected: Forrest Fogg - acquired from Gordon Jackson
Catalog No.: u5201
Notes: [tm] In my experience, the octahedron form is the least common for pyrite at Palermo.
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PYRITE   Keyes Mine, N. Groton, NH
5 mm field of view, bipyramidal pyrite crystals on Albite
Species:           PYRITE
Locality:         Keyes Mine, Orange, NH
Specimen Size: 5 mm field of view, bipyramidal pyrite crystals on Albite
Field Collected: Clayton Ford - acquired from Gordon Jackson
Catalog No.: u933
Notes: These were identified by Clayton Ford as marcasite and I retained the marcasite ID for many years before being convinced these were pyrite. The dimorphs pyrite and marcasite are often difficult to distinguish.
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PYRITE on Quartz crystals  Red Hill, Moultonboro, NH
3.0 mm field of view
Species:           PYRITE on Quartz crystals
Locality:         Red Hill, Moultonboro, NH
Specimen Size: 3.0 mm field of view
Field Collected: Tom Mortimer October, 2004.
Catalog No.: u551
Notes: Pyrite altering to limonite on rust stained quartz crystals.
Quartz is rare on Red Hill. I believe this is from a trip with Scott Whittemore in the 1990's when we spent several hours exploring different areas on the hill.
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PYRITE  Audley Quarry, Merrimack, NH
2 mm field of view
Species:           PYRITE
Locality:         Audley Quarry, Merrimack, NH
Specimen Size: 2 mm field of view
Field Collected: Tom Mortimer
Catalog No.: u457
Notes: Pyrite cubes on white, lozenge-shaped, calcite crystals.
The Audley Quarry site is now a huge warehouse.
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PYRITE  Mascot Mine, Gorham, NH
1.4 cm vertical crystal group
Species:           PYRITE
Locality:         Mascot Mine, Gorham, NH
Specimen Size: 1.4 cm vertical crystal group
Field Collected: Bob Janules
Catalog No.: A Bob Janules specimen
Notes: Prismatic pyrite crystals, such as these, are quite rare.
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PYRITE  Mine Falls Park, Nashua, NH
3 mm field of view
Species:           PYRITE
Locality:         Mine Falls Park, Nashua, NH
Specimen Size: 3 mm field of view
Field Collected: Curt LaPlante
Catalog No.: NC - green label
Notes:
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PYRITE  Pike Quarry, Hooksett, NH
0.94 long pyrite crystal group
Species:           PYRITE
Locality:         Pike Quarry, Hooksett, NH
Specimen Size: 0.94 long pyrite crystal group
Field Collected: Bob Wilken
Catalog No.: Bob Wilken specimen and photo
Notes: [bw] Photo taken w. a Nikon Plan 10X; a stack of 81 w. 6 um increments.
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