What Does Silver Ore Look Like?

More than 10 million ounces of silver is utilized for various purposes each year, which makes it fairly valuable. Silver occurs in both native form but also in several distinct ore minerals, one of which is known as acanthite. #short #shorts #silver

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Sources/Citations:
[1] Mindat, https://www.mindat.org/
[2] Mindat, Acanthite, https://www.mindat.org/min-10.html

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