OUT OF THIS WORLD?

deldave

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Jul 9, 2013
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coastal Delaware
Detector(s) used
Garrett AT PRO, ACE 250, pro-pointer
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
I dug this object with my Garrett 250 at around 4". At first I thought of a 12ga. slug commonly used in this area for dear hunting. It had a shape and weight of lead. My machine read it as somewhere between brass and silver. After cleaning it I could see peculiar lines on the smooth side and a crystal-like surface on the other side. Careful testing with a small magnet showed a very faint reading on one small spot on the edge. This is hard as stone on every surface. ALIEN or no! I gotta know!
 

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Rub it firmly on the underside of your toilet lid or the back of a ceramic tile. If it doesn't leave any streaks, you might have a meteorite. There's also a meteorite section on these forums. I found something recently and thought it might be a meteorite so I just went through this process.
 

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iron slag. the marks were made by the device used to skim it off the top?
 

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What is the slag, is it magnetic? Why did it ring up high on the detector scale? Just wondering...
 

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sorry? I have never heard that term. Please explain.
 

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'Its lever right'

He's being smart. Meaning, It's a leave 'er right there (something worthless).
 

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