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online they are sold as Mexican Coconut Geodes . I got mine at a Bloomsburg Fair rock stand many years agohi jeff,I had a few laughs with his coconut story but in this case I don't believe this is organic. It has iron characteristics ... so, according to what our colleagues posted above, I believe it is quartz with magnetite. I did a test by rubbing the stone on an abrasive surface, resulting in gray streaks!
thanks!
Because of The Crystal Center , & Because I once purchased a Petrified Coconut that When I Broke it open Had a Hollow Center with Crystals.
When I see that , by shape , I think Some type of Petrified Fruit. Nut, Prune or Other
Meteorite I never heard of a Meteorite having a crystal center but I'm also not an expert
I don't think you have?, had? an actual petrified coconut. I think they're called that but aren't actually coconuts. I could be wrong. It almost happened once before.
yea this is the first time I actually googled it. I always went by What the Label said at the Stand "petrified coconut" if I remember right.
but I see Geode on google. I don't know what Geodes are created from, but I was always curious and is why I broke it open.
since coconuts are Much Bigger, I needed to know if I simply bought a round rock
was it found near a old jet age military airfield.
i have found a number of pieces of alumiun that look like this at a jet age airforce gunnery range