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[Eu_citzen]

Its not wet ..it does scratch it a lil

Try getting me a better picture or two. My initial thought from the luster is jasper. Look it up.

If it is, the "scratch" you got should be metallic-looking, shiny, due to the jasper being harder then the knife.

 

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[JM2855]

Found this in a desert dry valley. Feels smooth like jasper or something. I'm wondering if it is silicified mud or limestone as it looks like it has organic debris from the bottom of a pond or something. Thoughts anyone?

 

[Dhadbaoui]

Found this while walking through some roman ruins. It is magnetic, but more so at the lighter areas. It was shaped and polished, but boken.

 

[Rainbowknyte]

Can i play 😆.

I found this rock over in Great Island commons in Portsmouth, Nh. It's kinda porus, not easily broken and has a peacock iridescents.

 

[millie99]

Thanks for opinions....I am pretty certain I have a nugget....

 

[Jenniferlee]

Found this on the outskirts of the Fort Davis Mountains

 

[Jenniferlee]

What kind of rock is this.... found on the outskirts of the Fort Davis Mountains

 

[Sylvia Elena]

Well **** there they are! Please can you tell me about them .

 

[Eu_citzen]

View attachment 1462382 Found this in a desert dry valley. Feels smooth like jasper or something. I'm wondering if it is silicified mud or limestone as it looks like it has organic debris from the bottom of a pond or something. Thoughts anyone?View attachment 1462383

It looks sorta chalcedony-like to me. Indicates hydrothermal activity.

 

[Eu_citzen]

Found this while walking through some roman ruins. It is magnetic, but more so at the lighter areas. It was shaped and polished, but boken.

A mafic rock, poor in quartz. Can't offer a more precise ID then that.

 

[Eu_citzen]

Can i play .

I found this rock over in Great Island commons in Portsmouth, Nh. It's kinda porus, not easily broken and has a peacock iridescents.

Slag is a possibility. Odd looking thing!

 

[Eu_citzen]

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Thanks for opinions....I am pretty certain I have a nugget....

Lump of quartz.

 

[Eu_citzen]

Found this on the outskirts of the Fort Davis MountainsView attachment 1463251View attachment 1463252View attachment 1463253View attachment 1463254View attachment 1463255

Slag.

 

[Eu_citzen]

Well **** there they are! Please can you tell me about them .

Looks like geode-like thing. The grayish-whiteish layering is chalcedony. Neat!

 

[RichardCoombs]

what kind of rocks are these

found these near Morro Bay California and I am not sure what they are?

 

[dustinl]

any idea ?

 

[Missy28]

I found this on my property in Anza California and was wondering what this could be? thanks


I also have this rock that I found when I was a kid at the beach somewhere in California. I've always kept it because I thought it was interesting. When you hold it up to the light it has a light pink color to it. I was wondering if this was some kind of agate?

 

[Eu_citzen]

found these near Morro Bay California and I am not sure what they are?

Chip an edge with a hammer and show me the fresh surface. These are rounded and difficult to ID; I can't see the luster.

 

[Eu_citzen]

View attachment 1464456 any idea ?

To blurry to tell; get me a better picture.

 

[Eu_citzen]

I found this on my property in Anza California and was wondering what this could be? thanks
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I also have this rock that I found when I was a kid at the beach somewhere in California. I've always kept it because I thought it was interesting. When you hold it up to the light it has a light pink color to it. I was wondering if this was some kind of agate? View attachment 1464536View attachment 1464537

#1 Is phyllite or mica schist.
#2 Is chalcedony or agate. Agate is "banded"; dip it in water. If you see banding - agate.