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  1. J

    What kind of rock is this?

    Looks like the greenish is probably serpentine. Helps to know where you found it. Could also be nephrite, a form of jade. If you can scratch it with a knife it's most likely serpentine but that to can get hard enough to not scratch. But it could also be quartzite.
  2. J

    Any ideas? And how?

    Iron stained quartz and the black is possibly hornblende.
  3. J

    Help ID

    I thought of melted glass too until I looked up the temperature glass melts at. It takes temps of at least 2500 degrees F to melt glass. A fire won't melt glass. I'm curious if it isn't plastic. Can a knife scratch it?
  4. J

    Help ID

    That's nice. where did you find it?
  5. J

    Calaverite or sylvaniaite?

    What makes you think it is either of those?
  6. J

    What is this mineral/stone

    It's not arsenopyrite. It would have a grayish black streak. Whatever it is it would not be natural to where you found it.
  7. J

    What is this mineral/stone

    Wow, that's a tough one. I spent a bit of time trying to find something like it. My first thought was an iron slag. But slag does not usually show the slow cooling characteristics this shows. However I did find something similar to yours from a flow-banded slag from Durango, Colorado. I...
  8. J

    Does anyone know if this is worth any money

    No
  9. J

    Ideas?

    It just looks like a fossilized rib cage from some small critter. But definite not a T Rex. :LOL:
  10. J

    Rock id:

    I'd say hematite. Could be from ballast on a ship.
  11. J

    Texas topaz big one mason co tx or Smokey quartz?

    Well quartz has a conchoidal fracture where as topaz will fracture along straight lines. That shows conchoidal so quartz.
  12. J

    Ideas?

    Is this anywhere near Waco?
  13. J

    I’m sure it’s a site to see

    They are very common. Nice collectable specimens for your own enjoyment and collecting memories.
  14. J

    Green jasper?

    My first guess is serpentine. Helps sometimes to say where you find specimens.
  15. J

    Identification anyone?

    Got me. Where did you find it? what looks metallic on the top is interesting.
  16. J

    Can you help me ID

    The crystal items look like quartz
  17. J

    Help ID Rock

    No idea on the rock but it looks like an old fish net weight. If you google "rock fish net weights" you will see some. Could be very very old too.
  18. J

    I’m sure it’s a site to see

    Pics aren't real sharp but I don't see smoky quartz, I see more of a milky quartz. Very interesting on that pyrite that geode. I wonder how it got there. Maybe Geologyhound has more info on that for me.
  19. J

    I’m sure it’s a site to see

    Only thing I can make out is 1101 and 1100 look like fossils. I stay far away from them. :) 1102 looks like a pyrite nodule. Can't help on anything else except to say you have a collection of rocks. :) :) Keep posting some others and we can try and help.
  20. J

    Found cannonball is this a exploding cannonball

    the only thing for sure is it's not a Fossil.
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