Coffinite Uranium Rock 6.3 Oz. Wgt.; 34,800. and similar items

COFFINITE Natural Uranium Rock $29.00 plus $12.80 shipping Weight: 6.3 Oz. Radioactivity: 34,800 CPM This rock was found at Jurassic Canyon, 18 miles NW of Grants NM, October 2025. (14 miles north of Interstate Freeway I-40) The one WHITE DOT on this rock's surface identifies the most radioactive spot. Other rocks have two or three white dots. With multiple white dots, it suggests that the rock's interior may have more internalized uranium mineral than usual. A continual biological risk at the canyon is a snake bite, from the ever-present large Diamondback rattlesnake. In my many past trips to this canyon, I have only encountered ONE rattlesnake --- a small juvenile snake. Others with me have seen two more snakes: one was on the gravel road while we were in the car; the other snake was near the top of the uranium rock pile that the visitor had climbed in his search for the uranium. If a snakebite happened, the bitten person would ride in the wagon back to the car, and the other rock collector would drive the car 18 miles back to the Cibola County general hospital, back in Grants. I have already checked with the hospital's ER staff; YES, the rattlesnake medicinal anti-venom is always stocked and freshly dated. I am now starting to prepare a 60min guest lecture to be presented at the National Museum of Radiation and Radioactivity, Oak Ridge TN. Oak Ridge was one of the three major sites for WWII's Manhattan Project which developed the first atomic bombs; these bombs quickly led to the end of WWII. $29.00 plus $12.80 shipping Weight: 6.3 Oz. Radioactivity: 34,800 CPM Stephen Buggie, Ph.D. "Have geigers, will travel" Professor Emeritus Univ. of New Mexico, Gallup