I have an even rarer one Stan does not have.

'Dimicelli'

Apparently it's a really old hybrid and there's not much information about it.

It's believed to either be a citrandarin or, more likely I've read, someone remembered it being a Clementine cross with CiTemple. (CiTemple was a type of more 'edible' citrange, a cross between Temple Orange and trifoliata)

"The common tangerine is the hardiest of the dessert citrus, and was a possible source of genetic material. The first attempt was Clementine x P. trifoliata, and these survived, at least in Franklin at 0°F (-17.8°C) and in Houstion at 5°F (-15°C) to fruit following the freeze of 1989. They seem to be hardy to five degree above zero. Several siblings, 'Dimicelli', 'Backyard' and 'Hardy Fruitful 90 have received the dignity of names."
The Hardy Citrus of Texas, reported by C.T. Kennedy from the notes of John R. Brown, M.D., article in Fruit Gardener, page 14

Fantastic guys!! Thank you!

wherever did you get that one.

Someone in Virginia Beach.

They are growing it outside unprotected high grafted onto poncirus.