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URANINITE (PITCHBLENDE) ROCK 4.5 OZ; 36,900. CPM $24.00 plus $10.50 s/h
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Returns accepted for 90 days. Buyer pays all shipping expenses in both directions.
If the returned item is a geiger counter, then it must be in the same working condition as when received. The fragile PROBE can be damaged by thin air at high altitude in a plane, so return shipping must be GROUND ONLY.
Returns accepted for 90 days. Buyer pays all shipping expenses in both directions.
If the returned item is a geiger counter, then it must be in the same working condition as when received. The fragile PROBE can be damaged by thin air at high altitude in a plane, so return shipping must be GROUND ONLY.
Natural Uranium Rock
URANINITE
Weight: 4.5 Oz. Radioactivity: 36,900. CPM (counts-per-minute)
$24.00 plus $10.50 shipping
This rock was recovered from the wild during
July 2025, from Jurassic Canyon, near
Grants NM. This canyon is the richest uranium
field in the USA, and fourth richest
worldwide. Each year, I escort 3-4 visiting
rockhounders for a 3-5 day outing to the
canyon, located 18 miles from the town of
Grants NM. It has been claimed that the NM
Mining Museum, located on Santa Fe Avenue at
the center of the business district, is the only
museum worldwide that devotes itself to
entirely to uranium, and not to other minerals.
URANINITE ore is most abundant at the mines
in the Czech Republic, located to the south of
Germany. Here in the USA, uraninite is found
mostly near CHARLEY STEEN's famous mine
of the 1950s and 1960s, the MI VIDA MINE,
40 miles S.E. of Moab Utah. Even when one
digs through the waste piles near the mines
out there, there are plenty of radioactive
uraninite rocks waiting to be found. Charley
Steen, known as the HERO OF URANIUM
MINING, was a whiskey-drinking Texan. His
affinity for whiskey did not go well with the
non-drinking local LDS population at Moab. But
Charley Steen was well liked because his mines
brought local employment to Moab. Steen also
donated generously from his personal uranium
fortune, to support Moab's local charities.
Steen also served two terms in the Utah
State Senate, located at Salt Lake City.
$24.00 plus $10.50 shipping
Stephen Buggie, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus / Rock Hound
"Have geigers, will travel"
Univ. of New Mexico, Gallup