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You have a nice variety of rocks, but they are all natural rocks. They have no value as they are common. Gary
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I figured the no value, bout a dollar a dozen from what I've seen. If you look a little closer, you can see that most of them are embedded with fossils.
I'm just gonna see if the school wants for their classroom.
I'm just gonna see if the school wants for their classroom.
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Just rocks, I do not see any fossils.
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Have you heard the term, "A fine example of..."? Sorry to say these are not. Why burden the school with them. In a teaching environment, one should use a fine example of whatever.
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