Interesting Green Rock

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DDancer

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Definitely quartz in it, banded looks almost to be agate. The green mineral could be cooper or manganese. I'm leaning towards cooper for the coloration making it akin to chyscola banding. Lots of minerals to be found in Alaska gravels.
 

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