🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Hard to contact Geologists maybe here?

oldbattleaxe

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I have posted this topic on here before. There are always more someone that has more to add. The first is the very heavy stone that will slightly attract a hanging magnet. It will set off my metal detector. It was very hard to file on the edge of it. The result is that is shines like a new nickel. what I could get off from it was a little bit of grey to silver dust. The outer not filed surface has a very fine looking glitter to it. Scratched dark grey on a white piece of tile. Is there anything else I can do to identify it?
 

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I have posted this topic on here before. There are always more someone that has more to add. The first is the very heavy stone that will slightly attract a hanging magnet. It will set off my metal detector. It was very hard to file on the edge of it. The result is that is shines like a new nickel. what I could get off from it was a little bit of grey to silver dust. The outer not filed surface has a very fine looking glitter to it. Scratched dark grey on a white piece of tile. Is there anything else I can do to identify it?
Could it be slag?
Here’s a post I had back in 2007. I thought I had a meteorite.


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