The main alleghanyite (probably a twin) is the boomerang shaped xl at bottom center in the first photo (FOV 5.8 x 4.5 mm). It spans about ~ 1¾ mm. There are several smaller xls on the left, but they blend in with the background and barely show up in the photo. (some are also seen nearly edge on.) The colorless “whiskers” are secondary willemite. The black platy looking xls are actually compound secondary franklinite xls with unusual habits. The franklinite and willemite are shown a bit more clearly in the second photo (FOV 5.4 x 4.7 mm), however the lighting in this case makes the willemite look white. Alleghanyite has been reported from numerous localities. But xls from anywhere are rare. Most of the smaller xls on this specimen are not too distinct. But the “large” twin is quite sharp. Unfortunately it lies flat on a very busy matrix, some of which is nearly the same color as the alleghanyite. You will need 15-20X to see it clearly. The base matrix is granular willemite-franklinite-calcite ore. Weight (including micro box) 0.2 oz. Single item (small boX) shipping weight 2.2 oz. Outside the USA, this could be sent in a padded envelope for $7. Alternatively, it could be combined with other items, up to a total weight < 4 oz, for the same postage.