fossil or rock ? #3

[Muddywaters]

this one I'm kinda excited about. lol.
you may have seen it in a different fourm, but I thought I'd share it here to get you'alls expert advice.
its non magnetic and has not change in color with washing.
personally I'm hoping it's a Tyrannosaurus Rex Talon.

 

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[Vermont treasure hunter]

That I really cool! I was looking it up and it does look like one, but I am no expert in this field at all. I did some research and they tend to be around 4 inches long. Hope this helped! Again, I am not a expert on this stuff so take this with a grain of salt.

 

[NJearthman]

Looks like an ironstone concretion.

 

[Muddywaters]

wouldn't that be magnetic?

 

[NJearthman]

Many iron rich rocks are not magnetic. Ironstone only has to be 15% iron. Even Iron Ore doesn’t have to be magnetic.

 

[Muddywaters]

so it's not a dino claw...? bumber.. but bring side looks it might have some value