TO ALL THE PROFESSIONAL HERES ONE FOR YOU!

[r4real]

TO ALL THE PROFESSIONAL HERE'S ONE FOR YOU!

This one is a hard one for all the true PROFESSIONAL is this specimen,

A: Chalcopyrite ??
B: Iron pyrite ??
C: Gold ??
D: Mica ??
E: Hematite ??
Or
F: All of the above ??

And why did you come to this conclusion?

Answer:

Hint: Weight of specimen = 84.25 grams and it has the measurements of 2" 3/4 L - 2" 1/4 W

Good Luck!
Thanks!

 

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[LP13]

Well I think he already said somewhere it was gold, but I don't buy that. I don't know for sure one way or another but it's very possible that he doesn't truly know himself, not knowing the guy personally. Or perhaps he truly believes it's gold. If it is gold I would love to see it in person to see better what it looks like, because pictures don't always come out good.

 

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[ToddB64]

TO ALL THE PROFESSIONAL HERE'S ONE FOR YOU!

This thread is a waste of our time folks. We have been jacked around long enough !

It's cruel to do this to people.

Frankly, I hope the Admins decide to close it down.

ToddB64

 

[419GottaMinute]

I feel bad for anyone still taking this thread seriously, so here

The shiny stuff is gold. The not-shiny stuff is rock

 

[419GottaMinute]

Ps. The one with more gold weighs .9 dwt, and the other is .7 dwt

 

[Goldwasher]

This thread is a waste of our time folks. We have been jacked around long enough !

It's cruel to do this to people.

Frankly, I hope the Admins decide to close it down.

ToddB64

read the whole thread Todd he already gave his answer and those of us here that know what we're talking about have called him on it....
Now theres four pieces wow......by his calculations he is up to + 100k sheesh.....

 

[ToddB64]

TO ALL THE PROFESSIONAL HERE'S ONE FOR YOU!

read the whole thread Todd he already gave his answer and those of us here that know what we're talking about have called him on it....
Now theres four pieces wow......by his calculations he is up to + 100k sheesh.....

Hi pvillehunter........Yeah I know. He gave his answer in the following post.

"well how about all post up all my specimens then we will see whos laughing k bud!!!! the platinum palladium gold nugget, I have two of and the gold in quartz I have two of as well so stay tooned there terry yer gunnnnna wanna see this i guess right, And my gemologist in winnipeg confirmed exactly what they are and he sent me to the university to get an assey done........ so we know whats in it we just dont know how much of what is in it......... lol pyrite gimme a break !! thanks r4real When i showed the jeweller he asked if i inherited the mine too lol!! cha ching"

Overnight, I thought some more about my post #102 and came to the conclusion that I was probably too hard on the guy inferring he was being cruel (I will make an apology.)

However, when I did that post, I was aware he had given the answer previously, however, giving him the benefit of a doubt, maybe his intentions were good.

But really, when a person sets up a guessing game with multiple choices, I believe the normal procedure is to include the correct answer in the list of choices and he didn't. So I was getting irritated thinking about that, plus how everybody's time had been used, including my own !

Thanks for your reply.

ToddB64

 

[ToddB64]

TO ALL THE PROFESSIONAL HERE'S ONE FOR YOU!

Hi r4real,

After thinking about it overnight, I decided to "man up" and apologize for my post #102.


No hard feelings I hope !


ToddB64

 

[LP13]

nice pieces 419

 

[NJnuggetpirate]

I feel bad for anyone still taking this thread seriously, so here

The shiny stuff is gold. The not-shiny stuff is rock

yayyyy something i love to dream about

 

[419GottaMinute]

Thanks

 

[NJnuggetpirate]

thank you

 

[r4real]

middle and last are platinum

 

[r4real]

Still all a bunch of BS. No matter how you slice it. The most valuable specimen you would have IF it was real and ALL platinum would put the value at somewhere in the ballpark of $4000. So whoever told you $80,000 ... well go take advantage of that sucker immediately!

Your story changes at will. You are forgetting to read your own posts and replies. I asked you if you had an assay done and you said that you had not. No assay no value. Unless you can tell what metals are which by taste ;(

and this whole 'identify by picture' thing is ridiculous to begin with ... here's my point...
Which one of these pictures is a palladium nugget ;(

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So which one is palladium ... with the exception of gold and copper, all other metals are too similar in most cases to differentiate by looks, since all of them are essentially silver-white in color.

first is braggite which is a composition of platinum/palladium/nickel with platinum being around 60% palladium around 20%