Leaverite: Oblong Sandstone Specimen (Gray and Tan with Red Side)

Leaverite: Oblong Sandstone Specimen (Gray and Tan with Red Side)

Leaverite: Oblong Sandstone Specimen (Gray and Tan with Red Side)

Leaverite: Oblong Sandstone Specimen (Gray and Tan with Red Side)

Leaverite: Oblong Sandstone Specimen (Gray and Tan with Red Side)

Leaverite: Oblong Sandstone Specimen (Gray and Tan with Red Side)



Sandstone Oblong, Gray and Tan with Red Side

2025: Box #101 – Johnstown

Note:
 

Part of the “Leaverite” Collection.

If you’re a rockhound, you know that there is no such thing as leaving behind an interesting rock.

However, in the big bad world, the “others” simply sigh deeply and say, “Why don’t you ‘leave ‘er right there?’”

Hence, I introduce the term “Leaverite/s**” for rocks that have little or no value in the non-rock world but mean the world to us.

 

**I did not coin this word, but I heartily approve of it!

 

14.62 ounces

414 grams

2070 carats

 

Pennsylvania

May 2022


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