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Vein of gold?
State property. Found by accident post fires and record snows. Thought it to be aluminum upon first glance, however the specific gravity is in the Germanite range. Not much of that in this area. Puzzled?Blewett Pass in Washington state is an historic gold mining area. Placer and hard rock mining. Your piece kind of looks like pyrite, but it also looks like slag. What the gold colored "vein" is, will be up to you to determine. Smash some of the yellow stuff with a hammer. If it flattens you have something. If it crumbles, you don't. Millions in gold have been recovered in the area. There are still more than 70 active claims in that district, so you should make sure you're not collecting on someone's claim.
Any ideas? Non magnetic meets spec gravity for Germanite?All of WA is a fantastic, magical place.... I do not think any of the other 49 states have the same level of diversity of climate, landforms and biosphere... not to mention a roaring economy.
Any ideas? Non magnetic meets spec gravity for Germanite?