...in some instances.
Just read a story on Yahoo about the largest uncut emerald ever found in North America..here is a passage:
Terry Ledford, 53, found the roughly 2-inch-square chunk rimmed with spots of iron a year ago on a 200-acre farm owned by business partner Renn Adams, 90, and his siblings. The rural community of Hiddenite is named for a paler stone that resembles emerald.
Notice the phrase how the emerald was 'rimmed with spots of iron'.
Anyway, this find occurred in North Carolina so if any of you are MD'ing in that area you may not want to be so hasty to discriminate out or not investigate your iron signals.
That would be my luck..I'd be going along and pat myself on the back for 'not wasting time on that iron signal' only too happy to spend the next 20 minutes trying to pinpoint a penny and my buddy would dig it 'just in case' and wind up with a 2 million dollar find - LOL!!
Just read a story on Yahoo about the largest uncut emerald ever found in North America..here is a passage:
Terry Ledford, 53, found the roughly 2-inch-square chunk rimmed with spots of iron a year ago on a 200-acre farm owned by business partner Renn Adams, 90, and his siblings. The rural community of Hiddenite is named for a paler stone that resembles emerald.
Notice the phrase how the emerald was 'rimmed with spots of iron'.
Anyway, this find occurred in North Carolina so if any of you are MD'ing in that area you may not want to be so hasty to discriminate out or not investigate your iron signals.
That would be my luck..I'd be going along and pat myself on the back for 'not wasting time on that iron signal' only too happy to spend the next 20 minutes trying to pinpoint a penny and my buddy would dig it 'just in case' and wind up with a 2 million dollar find - LOL!!
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