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Juicyfroot76

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:hello: Welcome to tnet! Your specimen looks more generally like conglomerate. Maybe there is a chunk of gold within the matrix.
 

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Juicyfroot76

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Mar 29, 2020
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Thanks mate, I did find small traces of gold in other specimens. And I hope so but it would be a shame to break it down to find out. Hmmm. Dilemma.
 

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Juicyfroot76

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Found out a little more about it. I do believe they call them pudding stones. Don't think they've ever been found around this area.
 

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