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cds7189

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Found in a creek bed in limestone. Noticed it because of the rust like stains on the limestone.
 

Brian T. Booth

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Found in a creek bed in limestone. Noticed it because of the rust like stains on the limestone.

I think what you have is either pyrite or marcasite. Unique piece
 

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Alex Burke

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It looks like bigfoot's lead footprint on top right, I want to say its galena, but I think more likely it could be marcasite but I couldn't find a comparable pic. That's just my two cents, I'm not a professional. Oops didn't see Mr. Booth's post still my guesses though lol feel better about marcasite now...
 

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Eu_citzen

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Brian is right. They can form roundish shapes, better known under the trade name "Pyrite sun".
 

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cds7189

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Thanks guys! I do really appreciate your help. This one was mostly broken from a tree falling on it and was all in a round ball shape with all the shards pointing in to the center. I think I have found two more in the limestone but not sure how to remove them without damaging them.

Thanks again [Why I love this site]
 

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