Yellow, earthy Bindheimite, a rare Lead Antimony oxide mineral. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection, acquired from Steve Perry Minerals who acquired out of the Frank Edwards collection. An old label shows that Edwards acquired this in 1967 from Wards for a price of $3.

Bubbly green Allophane on a vuggy dark brown matrix. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection, formerly out of the Frank Edwards collection. An old label shows that Edwards acquired this in 1967 from Shortmann's Minerals for a price of $2.

Bright orange Pascoite on matrix. Pascoite was discovered in the Pasco Province of Peru, for which it is named, and described in 1914. Uncommon specimen from the Chuck Trantham collection.

Unusual branch-like brown crystals of Parisite, an uncommon rare-earth carbonate mineral. The Snowbird Mine was a small mine active in the 1950s and has produced some of the world's best crystals for the species. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection.

Drusy yellow orange microcrystals of Desautelsite with Hydromagnesite on a Serpentine matrix. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection. Self collected by Chuck in 1985.

Red/orange Sursassite on matrix from the type locallity for the species. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection.

Bright yellow Varlamoffite, a tine oxide mineral, on matrix. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection.

Sylvialite in a dark Diabase matrix. Sylvialite is a rare mineral in the Scapolite group of minerals, known from only a handful of localities worldwide. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection. Purchased by Chuck at the Tucson show in 2001 for a cost of $40.

Blue//green Nissonite, a rare phosphate mineral, on matrix from the type locality. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection. From MINDAT: Named for William H. Nisson (1912–1965), amateur mineralogist, mineral collector and dealer, of Petaluma, California, USA, who first noted the mineral.

Guitermanite, a rare lead arsenic and sulfur mineral, from the only know locality for the species. The Zuni Mine is a former Cu-Pb-Ag occurrence/mine located on Anvil Mountain, about 3 miles north of Silverton. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection.

Mooreite on matrix from the type locality (and one of the only known localities) for the species. Named in honor of Gideon Emmet Moore who studied the minerals of Sterling Hill and Franklin, New Jersey and named the minerals brushite, chalcophanite, cryptokallite, and hetaerolite. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection.

Black Luzonite crystals from a now closed locality. Luzonite is a rare Copper and Arsenic Sulfide mineral. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection.

White acicular crystals of Ferristrunzite, a rare phosphate mineral, on matrix from the type locality for the species. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection.

Small yellow crystals on Niocalite in matrix fromthe type locality for the species. Niocalite is a rare mineral in the Wohlerite group of mineral and is only found in 3 localities worldwide. Ex. Chuck Trantham collection.

Sprays of Metakoettigite and green Koettigite on both sides of a vuggy limonite matrix. A much sought after rarity from Mapimi. Comes with an old Chuck Trantham label with an old price of $200.