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[Frank D.]

Hey Dusted,
I'm new here, and was hoping you could help me out with these rocks I found. I was walking along a creek in PA not far from Delaware, and noticed an orange slime oozing out of the creek bank. I am guessing some kind of natural iron leaching process? Anyhow, these are some of the rocks I found with heavy mineralization going on. Lots of blackish purple, red, and brown looking stains. Could this be chalcopyrite, or some form of pyrite? And my second question is do you think it would be worth it to crush and pan it? Your opinion is much appreciated, Thanks Dusted

 

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[NJnuggetpirate]

Is this very bad grade amethyst geode

 

[chriseneim]

Some kind of slate rock? Has chunks of some kind of mineral in it. Ideas

 

[DiggetyDog]

Found in a river somewhere in West Arkansas.

 

[NJnuggetpirate]

Found in a river somewhere in West Arkansas.<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=905048"/>

Rock carving it looks like

 

[Sheldon J]

Found in a river somewhere in West Arkansas.View attachment 905048

I"m leaning toward petrified wood...

 

[dawnhvr]

 

[dawnhvr]

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Anyone??

 

[reeder86]

Stone Egg HELP

I found this in the ground in the back of a shed. I was wondering if you knew what it was. Quartz? Marble? stone? it is very smooth. The lines are slightly off centered so it is kind of interesting.

 

[G Freeman]

Dawnhvr, those rocks look great and interesting. Will MD go off on them? I think I would crush them and pan to see what's up inside. I Enjoy the pictures so keep them coming. I am sure someone on here can tell you more about them.

 

[dawnhvr]

It was extremely hard to just brake a piece off of this one. I don't know if I could crush it enough to pan it. Thank u. I will let u know what I find.

 

[sideshowmick]

I found these rocks in my creek.

 

[allezz]

Could you identify the rock below ? Smaller piece is chipped from bigger one.

 

[605dano]

Hi Dusted. Glad o see you are back. Hope everything is going well for you. A rock with closeups. Was wondering what the white, and dark minerals are and also the yellow brown veiny mineral is. Iron? Thanks

 

[BiggusDiggus]

Hi Dusted...Found an abandoned bismuth/silver mine and I think I found at least bismuth? does the silver run with the bismuth? or could it be galena?? not sure, Thanks in Advance!!Your the man!!

 

[Dustedyou]

Hey Dusted,
I'm new here, and was hoping you could help me out with these rocks I found. I was walking along a creek in PA not far from Delaware, and noticed an orange slime oozing out of the creek bank. I am guessing some kind of natural iron leaching process? Anyhow, these are some of the rocks I found with heavy mineralization going on. Lots of blackish purple, red, and brown looking stains. Could this be chalcopyrite, or some form of pyrite? And my second question is do you think it would be worth it to crush and pan it? Your opinion is much appreciated, Thanks DustedView attachment 904068View attachment 904069View attachment 904070View attachment 904072View attachment 904073

SMASH CRUSH GRIND, pan it!!! Yummy might yield well.

 

[Dustedyou]

Is this very bad grade amethyst geode

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yes and no,, lol Cornfuscious say take and put into rock tumbler, How thick is the purple ?? All the way thru? it looks a bit bashed up but can still be very pretty cleaned or cut with a Tile saw.

 

[Dustedyou]

Some kind of slate rock? Has chunks of some kind of mineral in it. Ideas

looks to be a quartz Feldspar mixture,, Or marble... hummm does it crush easily? how hard is it?

 

[Dustedyou]

Found in a river somewhere in West Arkansas.View attachment 905048

petrified Tree Stump I'd Say Cambrian, take it to your local Natural history Meseum, and ask for a docent to get you an Plant specialist... he'll know

 

[Dustedyou]

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good mineralization and good Iron shot thru it .also has the consistency of Jasper or Flint, cut with qa tile saw and check out the colors!