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One Of Earth's Rarest Minerals Found Thanks To A 75-Year-Old Letter
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3:35Now PlayingAfter a letter written by a coal mine owner and sent in 1949 was found, experts discovered fragments of Humboldtine, one of the rarest minerals found on Earth.
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