Meteorite?

SilverDreams

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We get a lot of meteorwrongs on this forum so don't get offended if this turns out not to be a meteorite.
First off the specimen has a linear quality to it. In other words I am seeing straight lines here which suggests man made(meteorites are not round either). Test it with a magnet to see if it is iron. Then perhaps a close up photo of the linear edges. Right now I am thinking man made iron or lead but other photos and tests needed.

George
 

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I found 1 meteorite be for and it was about the size of my fist very heavy,semi round, green,blue and a copper color to it

I put it down and said I pick it up when I walk back that way >:(
I did not walk back that way on that day but I also did not know what I had picked up I thought it was just a real weard rock.

That was quite a few years ago and since then I have hunted the area that has changed a lot in the last 15 years with no luck. Oh it's still sitting right where I left it I know,I was well off the beaten path.

So whatever you found it's darn good you hung onto it.

Red
 

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Silverdreams, I have seen similar looking meteorites, but I wouldn't get my hopes up too much just yet. Itsd hard to authenticate from a photo, so get it looked at.
 

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All meteorites and tektites I have ever seen has been black or blackish glassy. 8)
 

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