Pictures dont do justice but sure are nice to admire

[nativeman2]

Pictures don't do justice but sure are nice to admire

Today's finds.

 

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[Steve in PA]

Looks like river rock you buy to put around your shrubs

 

[testing123]

Agree... looks like river rocks.

 

[A2coins]

Everyone has their treasure. Ive found some awesome looking rocks in my day!!!!

 

[kingskid1611]

Ancient gallstones?

 

[Scrappy]

Nice rocks. I still pick up neat ones time to time.

 

[WildWildBill]

Naw, I think someone was just busy getting really "stoned"!

 

[Steve in PA]

Agree... looks like river rocks.

I have found some neat fossils and a Shark's tooth looking through river rocks...

 

[Bruce R]

Indian love stones.

 

[RobRieman]

Let me know if they are worth something because my creek is packed plumb full of those suckers!

 

[relic lover]

Are you people blind they are clearly rocks that Native Americans thought about making a tool out of and then changed their mind.

 

[villagenut]

I agree, they are your common river rock.... But to certain folks they may be cool and even special. Kinda like a common 1958 wheat or a slick medicine bottle. To some, those kinda finds are boring and hardly worth posting, to others they are a real prize.....especially for new treasure hunters and young kids. Perhaps the OP is one of those.

 

[Bruce R]

I agree, they are your common river rock.... But to certain folks they may be cool and even special. Kinda like a common 1958 wheat or a slick medicine bottle. To some, those kinda finds are boring and hardly worth posting, to others they are a real prize.....especially for new treasure hunters and young kids. Perhaps the OP is one of those.

Guilty as charged here, sometimes the temptation to add a bit of harmless levity is too great and I fear I'll never stop, so please pardon me. Now, yes these are plain old river pebbles, you know it and I know it. But what I also know is that if you put some of these pebbles through a rock tumbler you'll get some absolutely astonishing results. I read once about some guy that found a really valuable star sapphire by tumbling river pebbles.