Found this walking in an alluvial fan now damned off... cracked it open

CaliKingdom

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DDancer

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Looks like grainy quartz with decomposed pyrites, the reds, though I think I see some small intact pyrites, the shiny metalic bits, in it.
 

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Duckshot

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There appears to be a rounded yellow ball sticking out lower center of the first picture. It could be just my interpretation of the photograph but pyrite shatters instead of rounding off. If I had found that I would crush it and pan the broken remains for gold.
 

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TheCannonballGuy

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CaliKingdom, I see you are a very-new member, so, first, welcome to TreasureNet.

Second... some friendly advice for you:
The What-Is-It? forum is the best place on the internet to get unknown MAN-MADE objects correctly identified. To get your "Nature-made" stone correctly identified, I suggest you post several closeup photos of it in T-Net's "Rocks/Gems" forum. Go here:
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