what kind of green stone is this?

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Whatever it is, I like it. I'm wondering if could be slag glass from an old iron furnace? I found what I first thought was blue obsidian locally only to find out that it was slag. You might want to move this to the "Rocks and Gems" forum.
 

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Why are you posting this twice?

1. Melted Coke Bottle

2. Aquamarine (looks too green though)

3. Trinitite: TRINITITE

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Where did you find it (state)?

I have seen a lot of Trinitite that looks just like that, but if it didn't come from somewhere near an Atomic Test Site (READ: New Mexico), its not likely to be Trinitite. Most likely glass slag or an old melted coke bottle. It has the exact same coloration as an old coke bottle.

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Then 99.9% NOT Trinitite. 99.9% green glass slag or an old Coke Bottle that spent too much time in the heat.

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