This is a micro, but for its size, it has good coverage by allactite. The aggregate of tightly packed “fans” of bladed crystals shown in the close-up photos (FOV 5.6 x 4.1 mm and 4.1 x 6.1 mm) resp. span a total of 4.3 mm . The central aggregate spans 2.2 mm. In addition to the allactite, there are small rhombs of rhodochrosite (bottom) and small sprays of chlorophoenicite, most of which are shown in the third photo (FOV 6.6 x 4.2 mm). The largest spay (bottom left in this photo) spans about 1.4 mm. Small - but Sterling Hill and Franklin remain the only known non-slag localities for chloropohoenicite. Both the allactite and chlorophoenicite will look more distinct through a scope (10-20X) than I was able to capture in the photos. In the macro photo, the allactite is mostly at the lower left. The matrix is franklinite-willemite, the latter occurring in red-orange grains (fluorescent of course). Weight 0.1 oz (including MM case). Single item shipping weight 2.1 oz. Up to 4 oz, this can be combined with other items for the same postage. Alternatively, outside the USA, this could be sent in a padded envelope for $7.