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✅ SOLVED Need help IDing this item found today

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Found this today and it came up on the D2 as a 39 it looks to have quartz inclusion in it. Im totally lost on this one. About the size of a golf ball ( bigger) no way to weigh it at home. Guessing around a pound. Also a magnet won't stick to it.
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Arsenopyrite? smell like garlic? You can lick it for taste but spit and rinse a lot. a goof ball during a mineralogy lab ID quiz tried that and then felt pretty bad for the rest of the day.
 
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Arsenopyrite? smell like garlic? You can lick it for taste but spit and rinse a lot. a goof ball during a mineralogy lab ID quiz tried that and then felt pretty bad for the rest of the day.
Doesn't smell like garlic but does have a metal smell, found on a homesite in Jersey county Illinois that has produced coins from the early 1800s and the weight is really heavy for its size!
 
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Found this today and it came up on the D2 as a 39 it looks to have quartz inclusion in it. Im totally lost on this one. About the size of a golf ball ( bigger) no way to weigh it at home. Guessing around a pound. Also a magnet won't stick to it. View attachment 2247810View attachment 2247811View attachment 2247812View attachment 2247813View attachment 2247815View attachment 2247816
I put a lump of Galena in front of the coil.
Jumped around alot, but it was 63-65.
 
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I put a lump of Galena in front of the coil.
Jumped around alot, but it was 63-65.
Thanks after scraping I'm thinking Camichael has solved it for me!! Galena
 
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