T Traceejean Jr. Member Joined Mar 28, 2018 Messages 72 Reaction score 31 Golden Thread 0 Location Big pine ca Primary Interest: Prospecting May 23, 2018 #1 Found this at the same creek earlier in the year I love the green the rocks get around here .what causes them to turn green it’s almost like they were dyed or something
Found this at the same creek earlier in the year I love the green the rocks get around here .what causes them to turn green it’s almost like they were dyed or something
IAMZIM Bronze Member Joined Apr 23, 2011 Messages 1,567 Reaction score 2,161 Golden Thread 0 Location Butte City, Montana Detector(s) used ace 250/garret pinpointer, garret AT Gold Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting May 24, 2018 #2 In effect it appears that is was dyed, by algae. It looks like a stream tumbled stone that was stained by algae, or that is how it looks to me. Upvote 0
In effect it appears that is was dyed, by algae. It looks like a stream tumbled stone that was stained by algae, or that is how it looks to me.
Eu_citzen Gold Member Joined Sep 19, 2006 Messages 6,488 Reaction score 2,111 Golden Thread 0 Location Sweden Detector(s) used White's V3, Minelab Explorer II & XP Deus. Primary Interest: Prospecting May 24, 2018 #3 A surface coating could potentially be scraped of, try it! Upvote 0
T Traceejean Jr. Member Joined Mar 28, 2018 Messages 72 Reaction score 31 Golden Thread 0 Location Big pine ca Primary Interest: Prospecting May 24, 2018 Thread Owner #4 Thanks for replying I will scrape Upvote 0