treasure777
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As you can tell, they are attracted to the magnet. I cracked it open to see if it had any of the metal flakes inside etc. Can anyone help me out??
Could this be a meteorite rock I found???
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As you can tell, they are attracted to the magnet. I cracked it open to see if it had any of the metal flakes inside etc. Can anyone help me out??
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I found it at the beach of san pedro at point fermin park in
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I have no clue
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2nd picture looks like coke out of my coal forge. They are magnetic with iron and sound off on a metal detector. Good luck on the I.D . Hope it is a meteorite.
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