What stone is that?

[Skurenak]

Hi I am new to this forum but would like any advice on what the stone on the images is.

 

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[Bucket Lister]

Is it magnetic? Will a magnet attract it, or is it a natural magnet itself?

 

[Blackfoot58]

Where was it found, roughly? USA?

 

[Skurenak]

Is it magnetic? Will a magnet attract it, or is it a natural magnet itself?

Hi, yeah I guess just posting pics and expecting an answer was not so smart from me. Sorry. To answer your question, it does not appear to be magnetic. Or at least, very weakly. There seems to be some minor attractive/repulsive force, when brought close together with a magnet, however, it will not hold a magnet

 

[Bucket Lister]

Hi, yeah I guess just posting pics and expecting an answer was not so smart from me.

In the future, it would be helpful to provide as much information as possible. It's not realistic to know everything about a sample, but attributes like Hardness, Streak, Magnetism, and a few others are fairly easily determined.

List of mineral tests - Wikipedia

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If you expect to do this a lot, building a hardness kit will help.

Mohs scale - Wikipedia

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To answer your question, it does not appear to be magnetic. Or at least, very weakly. There seems to be some minor attractive/repulsive force, when brought close together with a magnet, however, it will not hold a magnet

The short answer is, "yes."

From the picture, and extremely limited info., my best guess is (primarily) magnetite.

Magnetite - Wikipedia

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