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Nappy701

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Any ideas what these are

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Rockhunter1620

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Feb 1, 2012
115
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S.E. Mi.
Detector(s) used
F-75 S.E.
Primary Interest:
Prospecting
A very diverse pile of water-worn river rocks, mostly, with a couple things that might be hardened clay, and then the one in the centre that looks like a sort of man-made melted slag, but nothin that stands out as bein possibly meteoritic in origin from what I can see.

RH
 

JohnnyFlake

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Sep 26, 2013
234
55
Henderson, Nevada
Detector(s) used
Fisher CZ21 - 8" Coil - Tesoro Outlaw - 5", 8" & 10" Coils - Bounty Hunter Tracker IV with 8" Coil, Garrett Pro Pointer & Garmin Oregon 450 GPS.
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Do any of them stick to a magnet?

If not, it's very doubtful that any of them are!
 

Rawhide

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Nov 17, 2010
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Nox 800, Etrac, F75, AT Pro. Last two for sale.
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
A good start for your next landscape project. Check some basic geology videos on youtube as that will cut down on the leaverites and meteorwrongs. Put a good magnet on a stick, or invest in even a cheap detector will help identify meteorites. Water is bad for meteorites, not a place I would look.
 

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