Found This 32 lb quartz Rock With 22k Gold On it Clear As Day also Has a 2 Inch wide Vein Going Around The Rock i Found in the yard at our house

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Welcome to Tnet.

All we have to go on at the moment is that it looks to have a golden/metallic appearance. That doesn't mean its gold though. It could be pyrite (fool's gold) or something else. You say that it's '22k', but have you actually tested it, or had it tested? If you have, then good for you. That would be a great find.

Otherwise, a good and simple first step would be a streak test, for which you need a ceramic tile (an offcut from DIY work, or you might ask a local suppler it they have a broken one). Give the golden area a firm streak on the back (unglazed) side and blow away any dust. Gold will leave an unmistakable metallic streak. Pyrite will leave a greyish-black streak that usually has a greenish tinge to it.
 

Geez bud. Certainly worth doing as Red-Coat suggests or spending some change on getting a test kit. Here’s hoping you have the real deal! 🍻
 

here is some more pic of this quartz gold rock
Welcome to Tnet.

All we have to go on at the moment is that it looks to have a golden/metallic appearance. That doesn't mean its gold though. It could be pyrite (fool's gold) or something else. You say that it's '22k', but have you actually tested it, or had it tested? If you have, then good for you. That would be a great find.

Otherwise, a good and simple first step would be a streak test, for which you need a ceramic tile (an offcut from DIY work, or you might ask a local suppler it they have a broken one). Give the golden area a firm streak on the back (unglazed) side and blow away any dust. Gold will leave an unmistakable metallic streak. Pyrite will leave a greyish-black streak that usually has a greenish tinge to it.
Welcome to Tnet.

All we have to go on at the moment is that it looks to have a golden/metallic appearance. That doesn't mean its gold though. It could be pyrite (fool's gold) or something else. You say that it's '22k', but have you actually tested it, or had it tested? If you have, then good for you. That would be a great find.

Otherwise, a good and simple first step would be a streak test, for which you need a ceramic tile (an offcut from DIY work, or you might ask a local suppler it they have a broken one). Give the golden area a firm streak on the back (unglazed) side and blow away any dust. Gold will leave an unmistakable metallic streak. Pyrite will leave a greyish-black streak that usually has a greenish tinge to it.
 

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Welcome to Tnet.

All we have to go on at the moment is that it looks to have a golden/metallic appearance. That doesn't mean its gold though. It could be pyrite (fool's gold) or something else. You say that it's '22k', but have you actually tested it, or had it tested? If you have, then good for you. That would be a great find.

Otherwise, a good and simple first step would be a streak test, for which you need a ceramic tile (an offcut from DIY work, or you might ask a local suppler it they have a broken one). Give the golden area a firm streak on the back (unglazed) side and blow away any dust. Gold will leave an unmistakable metallic streak. Pyrite will leave a greyish-black streak that usually has a greenish tinge to it.
 

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pyrite does not scratch gold and withstand 10k 14k 18k acid test this does
 

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This is my second rock Its 10lb quartz Rock i Found this one 2 blocks from my house at the six unit apartment complex we own
at first the gold Glare was Very Faint till i ran some water over the rocks and brushed them with A wire brush as i was brushing I seen gold water going down the drain The gold was visible Crystal gold when zoomed
the several other rocks i have that look kina gold When wire brushing i seen little chunks that look like gold going down the drain And it really scraped off after i soaked in vinager for 2 days unlike this 10 lb rock and the 32 lb rock I presented here
 

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This is my second rock Its 10lb quartz Rock i Found this one 2 blocks from my house at the six unit apartment complex we own
at first the gold Glare was Very Faint till i ran some water over the rocks and brushed them with A wire brush as i was brushing I seen gold water going down the drain The gold was visible Crystal gold when zoomed
the several other rocks i have that look kina gold When wire brushing i seen little chunks that look like gold going down the drain And it really scraped off after i soaked in vinager for 2 days unlike this 10 lb rock and the 32 lb rock I presented here
 

I’m fairly lost. Tell me again why it’s 22 karat
 

I’m fairly lost. Tell me again why it’s 22 karat
Sorry. I hit the wrong button. Who told you the 22k? That’s an unusual number for someone to come up with, after finding a rock. I hope you’re right! But pull me along, I’m not an Instant Believer. I’ve see too many folks who think a Piper Cub is a spaceship from Uranus. They aren’t all full of baloney; some are just overly optimistic. The Truth is Out There. Thanks and good luck 🍀
 

if your wondering why i found these rocks on our properties i will show you my girlfriends rock garden in the front of our house the really good thing is i found 2 rocks not one and i know pretty much where she collects her rocks from montana and again she found 2 not one in a trillion but 2 im thinking there is more
 

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i scratched the stone 4 Times the first I squeezed the 10k Acid over the scratch i still seen the scratch 2nd scratch i squeezed 14k acid over the scratch still could see the scratch 3rd Scratch I Squeezed 18k acid you can still see the scratch 4th scratch i squeezed 22k acid over it u can still see part of the scratch
so i jumped ahead to 3 and 4 this 18k acid and 22k acid test after several minute
 

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Welcome to Treasurenet !! Exciting find that's for sure
 

if your wondering why i found these rocks on our properties i will show you my girlfriends rock garden in the front of our house the really good thing is i found 2 rocks not one and i know pretty much where she collects her rocks from montana and again she found 2 not one in a trillion but 2 im thinking there is more as to testing here i jumped ahead This is 18 k and 22 k acid test after a few mins you can still see the gold in both if you click the pic u see both
 

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so im going to where my girlfriend has been collecting rocks for four years If there were 2 seperate rocks in 2 seperate Aeras along the river walk somewhere around or close to the musselshell river in montana Somewhere Around here a few monthes ago A Guy Found a Complete dinasour Every bone he He sold for 1 million dollars
" Dig And Find Because Treasure's Always Mined"!
 

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