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what kind of stone is it?
 

Looks like a hematite,a iron ore
 

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it has a gold signal when search it with a LRL.
 

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Crush it and pan it, if ya think there's gold in it,but don't get excited until you see color, I hope there is for ya
 

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i crushed and panned it but no evidence of gold found!
i want to know what kind of ore is it?

thank you
 

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i crushed and panned it but no evidence of gold found!
i want to know what kind of ore is it?

thank you

It looks odd enough to perhaps warrant an assay if it's plentiful.

Besides that: Have you done a hardness test? Streak test?
 

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It looks odd enough to perhaps warrant an assay if it's plentiful.

Besides that: Have you done a hardness test? Streak test?

It is a soft stone and not as hard as common stones.
l crushed, pan it and nothing found.
 

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maybe!
 

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Well, in that case yes it is DEFINITELY gold ore. Matter of fact there are probably yellow diamonds in the middle of that mass. Go Immediately to your nearest jeweler or gemologist to get an assay and appraisal. Demand no less than one MEELLEON dollars
 

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The signals you get are likely a false positive, you must understand that there are likely alot of minerals in that sample all of them likely (traces)the predominating mineral would be iron,but the copper, and what ever else is in that sample will disrupt a magnetic field that could to the machine resemble gold, these machines are not 100 percent spot on,you must also understand that minerals are formed in a geological soup,and when cooled and solidified there are varying ratios of metals,all of which disrupt magnetic fields which send your machine singing, you can't assume any signal is definitely a positive for whatever its reading,
 

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