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You can see the polyps in this broken point.
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Fossil Coral (Agatized)
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One of my favorite lithics from the Deep South! Thanks for sharing Nman...
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Very cool, is the coral rare compared to other lithics or pretty available as well?
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Nice! Great photos. Congratulations.
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It is fairly common in Florida but extremely rare elsewhere. Much of it is translucent and is very colorful when heat treated.
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Wow! That’s really nice! If you send it up to me I’ll make a cabochon for your wife.
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What a very generous offer ! A keepsake for sure ! 
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