We all find them. Here are but a few that I do not know what they are. A geophysics friend looked at the gray one and said he never saw one like it. The long brown one was found at Masson Creek and might be Dino poop. The others have a glassy look to them, might be wing stars, but not traditional meteorites. Any ideas?
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Mike_of_Tenn
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Anyone ID that silver one yet? I found two of those in a creek here in TN when I was a kid...Never did figure-out what they were...
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allen_idaho
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Here are some guesses for you.
Chert/Flint
Pyrite - possibly arsenopyrite
Agate
Jasper
common rock composed mainly of Iron
Chert/Flint
Pyrite - possibly arsenopyrite
Agate
Jasper
common rock composed mainly of Iron
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Thanks for sharing.
Urban Grund
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Those ARE very nice! Wish I could find something like those.
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trish76642
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Heres a page for ya Jim...check out the silver rocks
http://images.google.com/imgres?img...s?q=calaverite&hl=en&rlz=1T4DKUS_enUS277US281
http://images.google.com/imgres?img...s?q=calaverite&hl=en&rlz=1T4DKUS_enUS277US281
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crazyjarhead
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Nice looking specimens 
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Urban Grund
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Those are very nice! I hope to find something like those one day.
I hope to find something like those one day.
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