kingkimee
Tenderfoot
Hi I found this in Beaver County Utah . Up by the old Lincoln mine which has been closed for years . It was orginally mined for Iron and i believe copper , silver and gold were also found as well as other metals . Thank you.
Jupitore, chalcedony?
Nappy, agates & jaspers?
Chris, To blurry to tell. Gold? Chalcopyrite?
Penny,
Likely pyrite.
Jupitore, chalcedony?
Nappy, agates & jaspers?
Chris, To blurry to tell. Gold? Chalcopyrite?
Penny,
Likely pyrite.
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any ideas on this guy it looks like a tool of some sort.
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Ok i got this baby cut, here is the result. View attachment 1281773 View attachment 1281774 View attachment 1281775 View attachment 1281778 after cuting the sample, the spray from my saw was full of non magnetic metal, filings it looked like, they are deff metal, they bend, and were strong enough to be tiled sawed off, also, hard to get the cam to capture it but, the sample looks like its spoted with gold and silver
P.s. I looked all over the nasa site i couldnt find any info on where to send my slice, or much of anything pertaining to that, all i could find was stuff about how to home id meteors
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Olivine or mottled malachite ( im guessing its a malachite that is decomposing), how hard is it?Hi guys I was wondering if anyone could help me out on an ID. I've never seen anything around here that looks like this so I'm curious.
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I have a few items I found in NorCalifornia on a hike. View attachment 1281808 View attachment 1281809 View attachment 1281810 View attachment 1281811 Thank for the help
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Was tilling up my front yard for a new flower bed yesterday when one of these bluish green rocks flew out. Then another, and another. I think they were obviously put there at some point, dont think they were naturally occuring here. They seem very light weight. Btw im in eastern oregon at aprox. 3300 ft. Thanks!!
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Found on the Illinois side of Lake Michigan. Host rock was black , with a lil scrubbing, the brassy rocks began to appear. Does not scratch or flake. Does not react to vinegar.