What is this rock?

Hotrod26

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I got a bunch of free landscape rocks from someone on Craigslist and this was with them.

I am wondering what this is.
I am in Toledo Ohio near lake Erie in case it is something local to help with identification
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There is an old gas station in Kentucky that's made from Kentucky geodes. Looks just like the one you found. Google geodes and see what you find. I would like to see what it looks like inside if you could get it cut. Some are gorgeous inside.
 

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Thank you very much.

Course granite or sandstone is a possibility.

I was thinking geode from the beginning. it does show some small crystals on the outside, kinda looks sparkly.
I am certainly not an expert. The one thing giving me doubt is that it seems to feel really heavy for a geode.

I am thinking geode but would hate to have it cut open to find it was something totally different and ruin the looks or value.
 

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I was going to say geoid, but I looked at the image closet and it now looks like granite, if I'm not mistaken gold can be found with granite.
 

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