The gemjars are taken. On 2/24/10, Galactic Stone & Ironworks <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Folks! > > I have an accumulation of used gemjars that I have no use for, but I > don't want to throw them away. > > These gemjars have label/tape residue and marker writing on them. I > don't really have the time or inclination to clean the residue and > writing off of them, so I'd like to give them away to someone who can > use them. > > The first person to respond to this message will receive the gemjars > with no obligation. I will pay shipping to anywhere in the world. > > Some of the jars are small (1-inch), some are large (1.25"). Some > have white foam, some have black foam. A few of them are the square > type of containers you don't see too often. There about a dozen of > them. > > For the record (to other dealers) - it's best (IMO) to put a small > paper label inside the gemjar, under the foam, facing outwards through > the bottom of the gemjar. This way the specimen can be easily > identified by flipping over the jar and the container can easily be > re-used by the buyer for other specimens. Maybe I am just nit-picky, > but I hate it when I receive a gem jar that is taped closed and has a > sticky-label or permanent marker writing on the bottom - it renders > the jar difficult to reuse for other specimens without spending a fair > amount of time cleaning the residue/writing off. Also, the good > quality gemjars have tight fitting lids and don't need to be taped > closed. If the lid won't stay on without tape, then it's a subpar > gemjar or the specimen is too big for that container. If you just > stick a paper label under the foam, the buyer can easily remove it and > recycle the gemjar. > > As an added bonus, I will include a couple of free meteorite > micromount specimens - not common ones, but some rare types. > > Best regards, > > MikeG > > > -- > ------------------------------------------------------------ > Mike Gilmer > http://www.galactic-stone.com > http://www.facebook.com/galacticstone > ------------------------------------------------------------ >
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