Of the two Echeveria that I have, one is an E. lucita. The other, is VERY similar to it, but the leaves are thicker, they are a little greener and/or darker. They are somewhat spoon shaped with a straight linear depression from the tip, nearly to the base as you can easily see in the third photo below. The tips and part of the edges of the leaves also have the slight reddish tint that the E. lucita has although not as pronounced, and these red hilights did not put in an appearance until having sat in the bright outdoor summer sun all summer, with nothing between them and the sun but a sheet of translucent greenhouse-plastic
I include three photos, hoping that they will provide enough detail in order to identify it.
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I've expended a considerable period of time, searching the Internet, hoping to be able to identify this Echeveria without having to ask anyone here. But have been unsuccessful, and so I have turned here as a last resort. Any kind of assistance will be greatly appreciated, and MAYBE it will serve to help someone else.
Wayne...