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Tizzy

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East Texas
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Tracker IV Bounty Hunter
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Found in EAST TEXAS. Non-magnetic. Really smooth on the green colored part. Over an inch or, so, long and about 1/2 inch thick.

Can not wait to hear what you guys have to say!! Could be a petrified persimmon?! Lol.

Thank you for your time
 

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Will a knife scratch it?
 
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Hi, EU

It absolutely does NOT scratch by knife. The knife drew on it, like a pencil would draw on paper.
 
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Chrysocolla ?
 
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My thought is a piece of conglomerate formed from a long ago ancient mountain range that has been metamorphosize under immense pressure from later geologic forces.
 
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A mafic rock. Possibly metamorphic, hard to tell. I'd guess pyroxene as a first thought.
 
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I'd look into gold ore, just to quell wishful thinking.
 
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Decent!! You guys are great!! Thank you
 
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