July 12, 2026

Tom Moore's Online Column Posted!

Tom Moore has another installment of his popular online column about mineral news from the Internet posted if you haven't seen it yet. He scours the Internet and compiles notes on new mineral offerings in one place for your efficient reading - specimen photos included.  Read it by clicking the link below:  

Tom's Online Report #77

 

Read all previous What's New online columns by clicking below:


https://mineralogicalrecord.com/whats-new 

Digital Update!


We've done it. Every single issue and supplement of the Mineralogical Record has been DIGITIZED!


We know that nothing quite compares to holding a paper issue. Print is not going away.


So Why Digitize?


To Keep the Mineralogical Record Relevant

Mineral collectors proudly talk about owning a complete set of the Mineralogical Record or subscribing since "day one." That pride exists because our publication continues to be relevant to both serious collectors and professionals throughout the mineral world.


To Preserve Mineral History

Our publications are enjoyed by mineral collectors worldwide and are also widely used for geological, mineralogical, mining, and historical research. Combined with our award-winning photography, they represent an invaluable archive of knowledge that deserves to be preserved.


The Advantages of Digital


Read It Anywhere

You own these digital issues. Once you purchase and download your digital issues into your computer or mobile device, you can read the Mineralogical Record from anywhere in the world.


Affordable

A stand-alone Digital Subscription currently costs just $54 per year—only $9 per issue, with all accompanying supplements included at no additional charge.


Already receive the paper edition? Add a Digital Subscription for just $24 per year—that's $2 a month and only $4 per issue.


There are no shipping charges, and currently no customs fees, or tariffs, regardless of where you live.


An Enhanced Reading Experience

Digital editions look exactly like the printed magazine, cover to cover.


Photographs are vibrant and can be enlarged to reveal remarkable detail.


In newer issues, along with extra pages in the What's New show reports, display-case photographs can be magnified enough to examine individual specimens and even read their labels. Some images also include embedded video links, and text can be enlarged for easier reading.


Easy Access

Download your issues to virtually any device and enjoy them wherever and whenever you like. Every issue is searchable, making it easy to find specific articles, minerals, authors, or localities.


Save Space

Bookshelves eventually fill up. Digital issues require only a small amount of storage space on your computer or mobile device.


The Best of Both Worlds

Nothing can replace the pleasure of holding a beautifully printed magazine.


That's why we remain committed to offering both paper and digital editions. Some readers will always prefer print. Others appreciate the convenience of digital. Many enjoy both.


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Our goal is simple: to ensure that the Mineralogical Record remains available, accessible, and relevant for today's collectors and for future generations.


We believe it remains one of the best values in the mineral world.

Don't miss out!



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Please note that some are in VERY limited supply

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Unearthed: Raw Beauty is an outstanding example of modern museum exhibition design and presents an opportunity to see some positively wonderful mineral specimens.

- Christopher J. Stefano, The Mineralogical Record


Get tickets to see the exhibition here: nhm-buy-tickets


(Unearthed: Raw Beauty, is sponsored by the Gallery of Natural Art and The Arkenstone)

Best of health to all,

 

Wendell Wilson 

and The Mineralogical Record Staff: 

Tom Gressman 

Tom Moore

Chris Stefano

Christi Cramer

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