My mineral collection

fossis

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Hello fellow treasure hunters, this is my first post on this forum. I have collected fossils, indian artifacts, rocks & minerals, and metal detected for at least 40 years. I have enjoyed this forum very much. It is very informative. I was introduced to this site by Scotto. We have hunted together lately quite a bit.
Here are pics of part of my mineral collection, will post more pics of fossils & Indian Artifacts at a later time, looking forward to more of the same good posts.
 

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Welcome aboard Fossis,

Glad to have you with us. That is an awesome mineral collection. I love that large purple geode.
 

I could spend all day looking at the great collection Fossis has!
 

Thanks Guys, for the kind words, fossis.
 

awesome minerals
 

Thanks Whitesid, glad to share, & many thanks to LOUISA for turning Scotto & myself on to this Treasure Net, awesome site. HH, ................. fossis
 

Welcome to TreasureNet. Glad you decided to join us.

Very nice mineral collection. The Amethyst tower is spectacular.

Looking forward to seeing your other collections.
 

Fossis,

Did you find and cut and polish all of those?

Very nice. Thats what I want to try next.

Had a uncle from Idaho that found all kinds of nice nice rocks but was to intersted in other things to care. Now I wish I had spent the time paying attention.

Burt
 

Hey Wildrider, I didn't do any of the cutting or polishing,
I trade Fossil ferns & Petrified wood for the Minerals, we have coal mines in my area of AR, & OK, so I collect & trade ;D

I wish I had collected more, in my travels also, but (alas) I was looking mostly for Girls back then, LOL.

Fossis.................
 

Fossis, those are beautiful rocks and stones.... I also have some rocks, but not like yours. I wish you all the best in your future, and love reding your replies.

God bless
Peter
 

twister said:
Great looking colection!!

HH Twister

Thanks twister,

Fossis................
 

pgill said:
Fossis, those are beautiful rocks and stones.... I also have some rocks, but not like yours. I wish you all the best in your future, and love reding your replies.

God bless
Peter

Thanks Peter,

Fossis......................
 

I've collected rocks since I was a kid, I've always wanted one of those pyrite "sand dollars"(can't remember what they're called). Last time I saw one at a show, the guy wanted WAY too much money for it(well over $100). Maybe now that I'm a big kid I should go get one. Anyways, nice rocks, man.
 

gold fish said:
I've collected rocks since I was a kid, I've always wanted one of those pyrite "sand dollars"(can't remember what they're called). Last time I saw one at a show, the guy wanted WAY too much money for it(well over $100). Maybe now that I'm a big kid I should go get one. Anyways, nice rocks, man.

If you are talking about the one that looks like a
lily pad, I have heard them called, "miner's dollars", they
were brought out of the coal mines by the workers.
That sounds awful high to me.
Thanks, Fossis................
 

A sight to behold. So much more interesting than a run-of-the-mill coin collection or a bunch of baseball cards or something. To me, there are few things more pleasing to the eye than a lovely, cared-for gem and mineral collection.
 

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