My mineral collection

fossis

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Hello fellow treasure hunters, this is my first post on this forum. I have collected fossils, indian artifacts, rocks & minerals, and metal detected for at least 40 years. I have enjoyed this forum very much. It is very informative. I was introduced to this site by Scotto. We have hunted together lately quite a bit.
Here are pics of part of my mineral collection, will post more pics of fossils & Indian Artifacts at a later time, looking forward to more of the same good posts.
 

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Welcome aboard Fossis,

Glad to have you with us. That is an awesome mineral collection. I love that large purple geode.
 

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Thanks Guys, for the kind words, fossis.
 

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Thanks Whitesid, glad to share, & many thanks to LOUISA for turning Scotto & myself on to this Treasure Net, awesome site. HH, ................. fossis
 

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Welcome to TreasureNet. Glad you decided to join us.

Very nice mineral collection. The Amethyst tower is spectacular.

Looking forward to seeing your other collections.
 

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Fossis,

Did you find and cut and polish all of those?

Very nice. Thats what I want to try next.

Had a uncle from Idaho that found all kinds of nice nice rocks but was to intersted in other things to care. Now I wish I had spent the time paying attention.

Burt
 

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Hey Wildrider, I didn't do any of the cutting or polishing,
I trade Fossil ferns & Petrified wood for the Minerals, we have coal mines in my area of AR, & OK, so I collect & trade ;D

I wish I had collected more, in my travels also, but (alas) I was looking mostly for Girls back then, LOL.

Fossis.................
 

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Fossis, those are beautiful rocks and stones.... I also have some rocks, but not like yours. I wish you all the best in your future, and love reding your replies.

God bless
Peter
 

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pgill said:
Fossis, those are beautiful rocks and stones.... I also have some rocks, but not like yours. I wish you all the best in your future, and love reding your replies.

God bless
Peter

Thanks Peter,

Fossis......................
 

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I've collected rocks since I was a kid, I've always wanted one of those pyrite "sand dollars"(can't remember what they're called). Last time I saw one at a show, the guy wanted WAY too much money for it(well over $100). Maybe now that I'm a big kid I should go get one. Anyways, nice rocks, man.
 

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gold fish said:
I've collected rocks since I was a kid, I've always wanted one of those pyrite "sand dollars"(can't remember what they're called). Last time I saw one at a show, the guy wanted WAY too much money for it(well over $100). Maybe now that I'm a big kid I should go get one. Anyways, nice rocks, man.

If you are talking about the one that looks like a
lily pad, I have heard them called, "miner's dollars", they
were brought out of the coal mines by the workers.
That sounds awful high to me.
Thanks, Fossis................
 

fiatboy

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A sight to behold. So much more interesting than a run-of-the-mill coin collection or a bunch of baseball cards or something. To me, there are few things more pleasing to the eye than a lovely, cared-for gem and mineral collection.
 

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