I am selling some of my collection of cut and polished thunderegg specimens before it overruns my shop :) Almost all of these are Oregon thundereggs collected by myself and other rockhounds both in ancient times (in other words, 50 years ago) throug last year. These are halves for display, not slabs. The size of each is noted, a well as the locality where they were collected. None of the photos are enhanced - indeed, the photos don't do these proper justice.

These have all been polished by ME, which means that they have a very good to excellent finish. The fine white lines and spots you see on the pics are the result of polishing compound that gets stuck in the tiny fractures, pits, and softer areas that 99% of all thundereggs have. I have not filled them in or worse yet colored them with a marker like you see with virtually every thunderegg for sale on the net. You can remove it with some patience and a fine steel wire brush or color it yourself. I am just being totally honest about what you are looking at here.

Shipping and handling charges are approximately $11.50 per 15 lbs. (medium flat rate priority mail box) or $15.00 per 25 lbs. (large flat rate priority mail box). Shipping rates for light packages under a couple pounds (depending on where you are) are generally less that $11.50.

Click on the cart next to the price to purchase a cab via Paypal. If you don't want to use Paypal, email me at the address at the bottom of the page. All of your questions are answered there as well.

I'll be adding more as time allows, so check back often :)

Please note: I have a minimum order of $25 before S&H charges.

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About Fluorescent Eggs: Many of these fluoresce in SW = shortwave and/or LW = longwave UV = ultraviolet light. Some are spectacular, displaying bright and subtle green, yellow, blue, white, or purple colors. Many times the fluorescent colors are very different from the visible light colors, and don't necessarily look similer. In other words you can get a different "look" under UV light vs. visible light. I note where they are fluorescent under my SW and LW lights; some eggs fluoresce in green or yellow but not veyr strongly. They're still cool to look at under UV anyway. Click HERE for a few examples from my collection.

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