What do I have here?

[Smokehouse_83]

 

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[Simon1]

By the way, welcome to TNET.

 

[Smokehouse_83]

Thanks. Been lurking for awhile talking and thinking about going after gold and gems. Great site.

 

[ARC]

Welcome to TreasureNet.

Your mystery object has a better chance of being identified if you also include the following...

Multiple clear, various angle pictures... with a reference item for size IE: Coin, soda can, etc.
Information as to a general location where the item was found IE: Woods, Beach, desert etc.
An idea of its composition. IE: is it metal ? Is it magnetic ? can many times either lead to... or be the main part of solving the puzzle.
A size (dimensions).
A weight if possible... or even a guestimate.
Any and ALL marks... if any.

In other words... when posting an item in hopes of identification VIA Tnet / us... these things are almost always detrimental to its identification.

 

[Joe-Dirt]

Looks hauntingly like the snow banks in front of my house, and welcome to Tnet!!

 

[stdenis_jd]

Calcite, could be dolomite.

 

[Smokehouse_83]

Sorry I'm new. Found it along a road in Northern New Mexico along a 1/4-1/2 mile long out cropping of granite/Quartz/mica/pyrite and all kinds of other unknown. Guess it's called a stoneworks? Has veins of Quartz, veins of sandy dirt and veins of some blackish crusty rock running though it.

Would like to know what this one is also