Can someone help identify these???

[StoneJoe]

I am new to rockhounding and metal detecting. I'm trying to learn as I go.. i came across these. Found in Pennsylvania

 

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[islamoradamark]

Welcome to Treasure Net

 

[StoneJoe]

Welcome to Treasure Net

Thank you I appreciate it

 

[ToddsPoint]

The one on the right reminds me of a coral fossil. Just a guess.

 

[StoneJoe]

The one on the right reminds me of a coral fossil. Just a guess.

Interesting. Could coral fossil be found near one barren woodlands. Thank you for your thoughts I'm going to start looking into that.

 

[Clay Diggins]

It looks like the one on the left is serpentine and the one on the right is iron pyrite.

My guess would be that would put your find location in the Serpentine Barrens near the Maryland/Pennsylvania state line. Probably somewhere near Cornwall in Lebanon County?

 

[StoneJoe]

It looks like the one on the left is serpentine and the one on the right is iron pyrite.

My guess would be that would put your find location in the Serpentine Barrens near the Maryland/Pennsylvania state line. Probably somewhere near Cornwall in Lebanon County?

Thank you very much.. I thought serpentine but wasn't positive. Do you mean just the vein on the right looks like iron pyrite? If so do you know what the splintered rock it's running through is? I am on the Maryland/Pennsylvania line but in Chester County. My propert is very close to Barrens here.

 

[StoneJoe]

I'm worried that it might be asbestos since that is also known around here but it doesn't have the hair like fiber on the ends so I'm unsure.