Limited Edition Print "Jingle Bells"

"Jingle Bells" A Mayfly rests quietly on top one of the finest Lake Superior Agates ever found. This 4.25-pound treasure was found almost completely buried in the gravely sand of a tract of land recently graded during the construction of a golf course. The lucky discoverer, David Stodola, found the agate near Cloquet, Minnesota, in the spring of 1988. ONLY 750 prints produced. All prints are numbered and signed by Dan Wiemer the artist.

Limited Edition Print "Myer's Nodge"

"Myer's Nodge" A thirsty box turtle pauses near a small pond to examine a strange banded stone. This 1.70-pound spectacular "Laker" was purchased from a farmer in central Minnesota, by David Myer's in the early 1960's. ONLY 750 prints produced. All prints are numbered and signed by Dan Wiemer the artist.

Limited Edition Print "Ham"

"Ham" A startled chipmunk peers down from a limestone slab at an amazing sight. The 10.25-pound agate sits waiting to be discovered in a pile of glacial stones cleared from a farmer's field. The "Ham Agate" was found by Nina Cox near Ellsworth, Wisconsin, in 1915. She believed until her death in 1983 that what she had found was a petrified ham. ONLY 750 prints produced. All prints are numbered and signed by Dan Wiemer the artist.

Limited Edition Print "Patriotic"

"Patriotic" A spectacular agate washed out and sits along the bank of a creek with a resting Leopard frog the day after a heavy deluge. Tom Olson, one of the founders of Moose Lake Agate Days, found this 2.50-pound classic near Cloquet, Minnesota in 1958. ONLY 750 prints produced. All prints are numbered and signed by Dan Wiemer the artist.

Limited Edition Print "Howard"

"Howard" A curious Nuthatch checks out a spectacular 4.58-pound agate sitting along the edge of a bulldozed track of land soon to be a gravel pit. Matt Howard was walking with a friend collecting agates near Saginaw, Minnesota, in August of 2002, when he stumbled upon this incredible find. ONLY 750 prints produced. All prints are numbered and signed by Dan Wiemer the artist.