Florida coral

[Ivybridge]

This is the piece that I had on a few months back I thought was petrified wood and some members here identified it as agatized coral. Thank you again to those that helped then and in advance for any help now.
We've gotten it moved and cleaned up a bit... it weighed in at roughly 350 pounds. Now my parents just don't know what to do with it since it's moved. They really are just leaning towards selling it since it's so hard to do anything do to the size. I don't have a clue where to sell something like this or what the value of it may be so any information would be appreciated.

thanks,
Angel

 

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[Harry Pristis]

The piece has not much value as a fossil. It is in demand by flint-knappers. Do some research to find your local archeological society or artifact collectors.

 

[newnan man]

Go to Son Anderson Artifacts site. If you can access the forum people on it collect the coral. Nice piece of coral by the way.

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

Very Cool!, I have a bunch that I found digging out my dads fish pond when i lived in Florida. Thats a huge chunk!

 

[GatorBoy]