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  1. Geologyhound

    Rock ID - Pegmatite?

    I would say you are probably correct on the pegmatite. Schist is a lower grade (less metamorphosed) metamorphic rock, and the mica flakes tend to rub or flake off in little shiny flakes. Gneiss is a higher grade (more metamorphosed) metamorphic rock characterized by variations in color...
  2. Geologyhound

    Beat Copper coin

    Any detail left on the reverse?
  3. Geologyhound

    dual indian heads

    Excellent condition!
  4. Geologyhound

    Harvest time!

    Quite a few of our club members wandered through the second day. I was just a little more persistent…. 😁 I neglected to mention I also picked up a bottle cap still attached to an intact old, large Heinz 57 bottle. It was about 2/3 full of liquid which I thought was water. I didn’t want to...
  5. Geologyhound

    Got milk?

    I didn’t know what that was, so thank you!!
  6. Geologyhound

    Got milk?

    I am hoping! I plan to check out the Ohio merchant token catalog from library (again) when it is available.
  7. Geologyhound

    One of my hobbies

    That is sort of what I figured. I have also noticed if I force myself to continue something past a certain point it is no longer fun. So knowing when to stop in any detail orientated hobby is probably essential to continuing the hobby.
  8. Geologyhound

    Cow pasture hunt

    Looks like there should be some more hiding out there! Between your tested and sealed token and the Sunoco token, looks like somebody was involved in the gas station business.
  9. Geologyhound

    Got milk?

    I have been hitting a site hard where I have found four early to mid 1800 coins along with a couple newer tokens and 1900’s silver and early wheats. I went over some of the core of the area again and started pulling more iffy targets out (generally nuts and bolts, but also a couple of shotgun...
  10. Geologyhound

    One of my hobbies

    Wow, now that is a labor of love! I imagine this is one of those hobbies where you have to make yourself stop when you start feeling a little impatient?
  11. Geologyhound

    Harvest time!

    I plan to!
  12. Geologyhound

    Harvest time!

    I would rather find a Merc than a silver Rosie any day!
  13. Geologyhound

    Harvest time!

    I recently went on a two day hunt at a local site. The wheat must’ve been ripe, because I came back with 30 wheat cents! There is a 1909, several in the 1920s and 30s and a bunch in the 40s and 50s. I found two buffalo nickels (‘36 and ‘37) on the same day, which is a first for me. The bucking...
  14. Geologyhound

    Lost Wedding Band 20 Years Ago

    Well done!
  15. Geologyhound

    Please help me identify this rock

    Looks like breccia.
  16. Geologyhound

    ***XP Deus 2 sniffs Early VA 1 piece button***

    Amazing that you can make out all the text! Great condition!
  17. Geologyhound

    Pumpkin carving

    Thank you! I think they are talented, but I am a little biased…
  18. Geologyhound

    Pumpkin carving

    Happy Halloween all! My kids and I carved these pumpkins this year. My daughter did Stitch Elvis, my son did Prince John, and I did Davy Jones. I hope they bring you some enjoyment!
  19. Geologyhound

    Update #2 - I’d like to put in my two cents worth…

    As long as it’s producing, I’ll keep milking… 😁
  20. Geologyhound

    Update #2 - I’d like to put in my two cents worth…

    OK, at this point in time admittedly it’s more than two cents. I headed back to the site where I found an 1866 two cent piece in excellent condition, along with an 1831 large cent, an 1853 seated dime, a 1918 Merc, a 1919 wheat and a 1929 wheat. My son came with me for one short trip (I’ve...
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