vibes Bronze Member Joined Aug 20, 2007 Messages 2,093 Reaction score 54 Golden Thread 0 Location Northern Indiana Detector(s) used Fisher 1280x Aquanaut Mar 15, 2009 Thread Owner #1 I dunno. Found it in a tobacco field in Frankfort KY. Any ideas? Attachments headinhome 010.webp 41.7 KB · Views: 591 headinhome 011.webp 47 KB · Views: 555
levis_dad Sr. Member Joined Jun 3, 2007 Messages 302 Reaction score 1 Golden Thread 0 Location Cleveland, TN Detector(s) used BH Landstar Mar 15, 2009 #2 looks kinda like a fossil of a toadstool.
Harry Pristis Bronze Member Joined Feb 5, 2009 Messages 2,366 Reaction score 1,315 Golden Thread 0 Location Northcentral Florida Mar 15, 2009 #3 A view of the other side and some measurements might be useful for ID.
fossis Gold Member Joined Jan 5, 2007 Messages 7,837 Reaction score 100 Golden Thread 0 Location eastern Oklahoma Detector(s) used Whites Prizm 11 & White's XLT Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Mar 16, 2009 #4 The back side looks to be 'pyrite', it resembles the (Miners dollar), the coal miners would bring them out of the mines in their 'lunch buckets. They look like lilly pads in appearance, your's has some other material attached to it. Fossis..............
The back side looks to be 'pyrite', it resembles the (Miners dollar), the coal miners would bring them out of the mines in their 'lunch buckets. They look like lilly pads in appearance, your's has some other material attached to it. Fossis..............
jpitt1970 Sr. Member Joined Jan 5, 2009 Messages 343 Reaction score 13 Golden Thread 0 Location Huntsville. Al Apr 15, 2009 #5 Looks like a natural Quartz formation, called a Quartz cast...not a fossil though it is a really cool find
Looks like a natural Quartz formation, called a Quartz cast...not a fossil though it is a really cool find
SnakemanBill Sr. Member Joined Apr 24, 2008 Messages 411 Reaction score 233 Golden Thread 0 Location Maryland Detector(s) used Tesoro Tiger Shark Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 15, 2009 #6 looks like a piece of fossil coral
TimC Sr. Member Joined Jul 24, 2008 Messages 405 Reaction score 73 Golden Thread 0 Location Gold Country, Yarnell, AZ Detector(s) used Various Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 23, 2009 #7 I've seen fossil algea that looks like that. You show the bottoms. Not sure though. TimC
allen Platinum Member Joined Jul 16, 2004 Messages 20,065 Reaction score 215 Golden Thread 0 Location Shelbyville or any yard where the owner will let m Detector(s) used ace 250 Primary Interest: Metal Detecting May 21, 2009 #8 whatever it is, its really neat !