Shaggyostrich
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Please help me identify this
What is this rock petrified egg looking thing
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old digger
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Looks like a specimen of opalescent agate.
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Shaggyostrich
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Shaggyostrich
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Thats wet this is dry
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Shaggyostrich
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Can you show me a picture that looks similar because i cant find one. Doesnt even look close.
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Between old digger and EU I feel both are close. Chalcedony has many different classes agates being one of them. Opalescent I take as only a description as true opal is not a chalcedony however chalcedony can mimic it well. For me I'd call it an agate with nice translucent features.
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