rock or not?

[GatorBoy]

 

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[GatorBoy]

That is some nice items for rocks. Lol The point with the penny I would call that a Hardin, is that what you call it in your area? It is very nice and I love the stone type what is it?

Sorry...it's coral

 

[unclemac]

but do they fit in your hand?

 

[Mr.Waffles]

Those look like some pretty interesting geofacts ya got there. lol

 

[GatorBoy]

but do they fit in your hand?

Classic!

 

[GatorBoy]

Those look like some pretty interesting geofacts ya got there. lol

Thank you Mr.... " I can't say this without laughing" Waffles

 

[RGINN]

Do they fit perfectly in the hand? Great post.

 

[old digger]

You have really nice ones there GatorBoy! Really like that opaque point. I guess that would be opalized coral?

 

[GatorBoy]

Agatized yes.
And yes... After spinning each piece around at least 37 times I found a way to fit each one of them just right in my hand.. The head of Budweiser University already informed me that it means they're a sure thing

 

[Kevin in IN]

One of your conck shells found its way to my backyard. It was found by a man digging fill dirt in 1968, in a Hopewell grave. It was made into a drinking cup. That shell traveled a long way to get here. BTW nice finds.

 

[GatorBoy]

Thanks.
Any chance it was a whelk shell Dipper cup?

 

[Kevin in IN]

It's been years since I seen it, but I think it looks simular to your top 2 pictures. This grave also had copper artifacts from northern Michigan, mica from canada, wolf bones, and the 6th largest flint spear found in Indiana at that time. Very intresting, was this spear predated the hopewell culture by 1200 years.

 

[GatorBoy]

Very cool