CRYSTALS FOUND

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605dano

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I believe they are calcite as they were collected from septarian concretions on the high plains absent of any quartz environment.
 

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Bajahunter

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If they are calcite you can scratch them with a piece of glass.
If they are quartz they won't be scratched by glass
 

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PaDirtDigger

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I didn't zoom in on any pictures... But Calcite and dolomite are definites... Nice stuff!!
 

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