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The Stolen Specimen Alert page posts photos and information regarding stolen mineral specimens. This service is open to anyone, including mineral dealers, museum curators and private collectors, who have suffered a theft, and who can supply a photo of the stolen specimens. Please also supply contact information or other instructions for those who may recognize a posted specimen. To have a specimen posted here, contact the editor at minrecord@comcast.net.
Number of specimens found: 46 | Specimens being viewed: 1 to 8

The Mineralogical Record - Idaho aquamarine, about fist-size. Call Rick Schubert, 208-830-8259. Idaho aquamarine, about fist-size. Call Rick Schubert, 208-830-8259. "There could be a reward for its recovery."
The Mineralogical Record - Gold nugget, 5.5 cm, from El Dorado, Bolivar, Venezuela. Stolen from the Sterling Hill Mining Mueum; contact Earl Verbeek, everbeek@ptd.net. Gold nugget, 5.5 cm, from El Dorado, Bolivar, Venezuela. Stolen from the Sterling Hill Mining Mueum; contact Earl Verbeek, everbeek@ptd.net.
The Mineralogical Record - Ilvaite and Quartz, stolen in China. Please contact Rob Lavinsky, rob@irocks.com Ilvaite and Quartz, stolen in China. Please contact Rob Lavinsky, rob@irocks.com
The Mineralogical Record - Ilvaite and Quartz, stolen in China. Please contact Rob Lavinsky, rob@irocks.com Ilvaite and Quartz, stolen in China. Please contact Rob Lavinsky, rob@irocks.com
The Mineralogical Record - Gold in Siderite 11 cm, from Morro Velho, Brazil. Stolen from the Sterling Hill Mining Mueum; contact Earl Verbeek, everbeek@ptd.net. Gold in Siderite 11 cm, from Morro Velho, Brazil. Stolen from the Sterling Hill Mining Mueum; contact Earl Verbeek, everbeek@ptd.net.
The Mineralogical Record - Velvet malachite, 5 inches, stolen January 5, 2011, from Minerals Unlimited, Ridgecrest, California. Contact Wendi@mineralsunlimited.com. Velvet malachite, 5 inches, stolen January 5, 2011, from Minerals Unlimited, Ridgecrest, California. Contact Wendi@mineralsunlimited.com.
The Mineralogical Record - Gold with Tetradymite, 10 cm, from the Rising Sun mine, Placer Co., California. Stolen from the Sterling Hill Mining Mueum; contact Earl Verbeek, everbeek@ptd.net. Gold with Tetradymite, 10 cm, from the Rising Sun mine, Placer Co., California. Stolen from the Sterling Hill Mining Mueum; contact Earl Verbeek, everbeek@ptd.net.
The Mineralogical Record - Gold, 10 cm, from the 10 Mine District, Humboldt Co., Nevada. Stolen from the Sterling Hill Mining Mueum; contact Earl Verbeek, everbeek@ptd.net. Gold, 10 cm, from the 10 Mine District, Humboldt Co., Nevada. Stolen from the Sterling Hill Mining Mueum; contact Earl Verbeek, everbeek@ptd.net.
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