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  1. Nov 17, 2011, 07:52 AM
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    Fossilized Chestnut?

    Sure looks like one anyway. First pic shows penny for size reference. Purchased at an estate sale with a couple other small rocks and fossils, they were inside of the box shown in the last pic. which was really why I bought it. Any ideas?
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    Re: Fossilized Chestnut?

    looks more like palm seed.
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    Re: Fossilized Chestnut?

    Looks like an acorn to me,,,,,
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    Re: Fossilized Chestnut?

    it's a stream polished piece of coral...probably horn coral.
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    Re: Fossilized Chestnut?

    You may be correct it is the closest thing I have found so far. I found another post relating to this here on Tnet. It's old but i'm gonna add my photo to it anyway. Here is the closest resemblence of one I could find- Name: horn.jpg Views: 651 Size: 28.3 KB
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