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  • Cumberlandite: Understanding Mineral Hardness & Possible Alternatives
    "Cumberlandite" is not a recognized mineral name. Therefore, it doesn't have a Mohs hardness.

    It's possible you're referring to a different rock or mineral. Could you please double-check the spelling or provide more context?

    For example:

    * Is it a specific type of rock found in Cumberland? If so, providing more details about the rock type (e.g., sandstone, granite) would help.

    * Is it a name for a specific mineral? If so, let me know the correct spelling.

    Once you provide more information, I can help you find the hardness of the material you're interested in.

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