Pictured below are the public exhibit showcases that were presented at the show. The first 15 are in the order of their display in the show hall. These exhibits were the first thing that people saw as they walked into the entrance of the show. The fluorescent minerals at the end of the page were in the fluorescent mineral gallery, and are just a sample of a few of the many fluorescent showcases. Note that the warmer and cooler colors on different images are due to the light bulb temperature of each case.
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Amethyst from New Jersey
Hershel Friedman and Brad Plotkin Collections
Calcites from New Jersey
Hershel Friedman Collections
Exceptional Minerals from the Northeast
Jim Chenard Collection
World-Class Minerals from Maryland
Fred Parker Collection
Minerals from the Walworth Quarry, Walworth, New York
Dave Kords Collection
Large Fossil Reptile Imprint from the UBC Quarry in Clifton, New Jersey
Many Dinosaur Footprints were Found there, but Preserved Fossils are Extremely Rare
Ancient Stonework of the Taino Indians of Puerto Rico
Juan Gonzalez Collection
Exceptional Minerals from Northern New Jersey
Eric Stanchich Collection
Asbestos Minerals from the Philadelphia Academy of Science
Justin Zzyzx Collection
Agates from Prospect Park, New Jersey
Steven M. Kuitems Collection
Agates of New Jersey, Likely the Finest Collection of this Type
Steven M. Kuitems Collection
Minerals Found in 2013 in Amity, New York, by Glenn Rhein
Glenn Rhein Collection
Minerals from New York City
Tanjeloff Family Collection
Recent Finds from Pennsylvania
Seth Maranuk Collection
Colors of Willemite
Dick and Elma Hauck Collection
Northeast Mineral Treasures: Minerals from the Localities of New York
Northeast Mineral Treasures: Minerals from the Localities of Maine
Note the Two-Tone Coloring is Due to Different Light Sources
Gem Minerals from the Maine Pegmatites
Maine Mineral Museum Collection
Fluorescent Minerals from the Franklin Mineral Museum
Fluorescent Minerals from the Franklin Mineral Museum
Fluorescent Mineral from the Collection of Steven Kuitems
Fluorescent Mineral Display
Has an Outstanding Green Willemite vein in red Calcite in the Back Left
