can any one help me???

[Kanyontreasures]

i was talking to a guy and he was telling me he had a piece of glass worth 600.00 and i think i may have a piece of that glass!!! what happened there was a nuclear power plant that had a error or a mistake and it like melted a bunch of sand into glass! i was wondering if any one knew any thing about it
any info apreciated! i would like to get a pic of a peice of glass from it! and any thing else you might know

 

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[SkyPirate]

It take's more than just sand to make glass

G1

Glass is a combination of sand, flint, spar, or some other silicious substances, with one or other of the fixed alkalies, and in some cases with a metallic oxide. Of the alkalies, soda is commonly preferred.

 

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[Golden1]

It take's more than just sand to make glass

G1

Glass is a combination of sand, flint, spar, or some other silicious substances, with one or other of the fixed alkalies, and in some cases with a metallic oxide. Of the alkalies, soda is commonly preferred.

G1

 

[Happyspider]

i was talking to a guy and he was telling me he had a piece of glass worth 600.00 and i think i may have a piece of that glass!!!

Def post a picture of it...there was a type of glass that was produced mid century I belived called "vaseline glass" (as I've heard it called) that is a yellowish/green color that was made with uranium salt...it always reminded me of the color of antifreeze. I had a few pieces that were "salt pinch" containers, but value-wise wasn't but a few dollars apiece. Google that info to see if it matches your glass. Maybe not, hope yours is something really good, but inquiring minds want to know...

-Happyspider