PennyG Sr. Member Joined Apr 21, 2014 Messages 431 Reaction score 284 Golden Thread 0 Location Texas Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jul 21, 2014 Thread Owner #1 Has some gold in it. Fools gold perhaps. Same with this one.
BigWaveDave Gold Member Joined Nov 22, 2013 Messages 9,947 Reaction score 19,963 Golden Thread 3 Location Mountain Maryland 🥇 Banner finds 2 Detector(s) used Garrett AT Pro, AT Max, Minelab Equinox 800 Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jul 21, 2014 #2 very cool finds! thanks for showing
Harry Pristis Bronze Member Joined Feb 5, 2009 Messages 2,366 Reaction score 1,315 Golden Thread 0 Location Northcentral Florida Jul 21, 2014 #3 The tiny stony donuts, loose or in cobbles, are crinoid stems. The chain-like inclusions in the cobbles are Halysites sp., a tabulate coral. These may be Silurian in age. Are you collecting on a Great Lakes beach?
The tiny stony donuts, loose or in cobbles, are crinoid stems. The chain-like inclusions in the cobbles are Halysites sp., a tabulate coral. These may be Silurian in age. Are you collecting on a Great Lakes beach?
PennyG Sr. Member Joined Apr 21, 2014 Messages 431 Reaction score 284 Golden Thread 0 Location Texas Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jul 21, 2014 Thread Owner #4 Yes I am. I go to the beach a couple times a week and always find some sort of fossils like these . Lake Michigan , Illinois side.
Yes I am. I go to the beach a couple times a week and always find some sort of fossils like these . Lake Michigan , Illinois side.