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Help with identification
- Thread starter mnemeth
- Start date
still looking 52
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Looks like a meteorite to me.
Geologyhound
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Meteorites should not have vesicles (air bubbles), and it looks like yours has quite a few. So if it is heavy, my guess would be slag.
Coin Rescue Inc
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What part of the county is is from?
Is it from a Basalt outcrop?
Is it from a Basalt outcrop?
Florida west coast city of Inglis. Buddy found it when his company was clearing some land