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I find this type of rock every now and then. Iowa creek find again. The center is dark brown and only visible from one end. The outermost part is yellow/tan. No residue or color left after scratching an unglazed tile. Would it be a petrified item, some sort of agate? I’ve never kept them before, but I believe I will from now on.
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Here are couple of similar pieces I found, along with the one from the earlier photo.
 

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