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August 19th 06, 10:06 PM
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Can anyone Help me identify this?
http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0477.jpg
http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0478.jpg http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0479.jpg http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0480.jpg This is a heavy, mettalic rock, i don't have an exact weight for it. I found it several years ago on the banks of the Missouri River. The coin shown is a Quarter. --------------= Posted using GrabIt =---------------- ------= Binary Usenet downloading made easy =--------- -= Get GrabIt for free from http://www.shemes.com/ =- |
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August 20th 06, 11:37 PM
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Can anyone Help me identify this?
paradizelost wrote: http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0477.jpg http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0478.jpg http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0479.jpg http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0480.jpg This is a heavy, metalic rock, I don't have an exact weight for it. I found it several years ago on the banks of the Missouri River. The coin shown is a Quarter. Nice try, wrong group. I reposted it for you, now tell me how big a quarter is. I take it it is not 1/4"? |
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August 21st 06, 02:13 AM
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Can anyone Help me identify this?
Weatherlawyer wrote:
paradizelost wrote: http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0477.jpg http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0478.jpg http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0479.jpg http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0480.jpg This is a heavy, metalic rock, I don't have an exact weight for it. I found it several years ago on the banks of the Missouri River. The coin shown is a Quarter. Nice try, wrong group. I reposted it for you, now tell me how big a quarter is. I take it it is not 1/4"? About 15/16 of an inch in diameter. That's about 2.4 cm to the rest of you. But size is rarely a critical defining feature of a rock or mineral, unless it is dropped on one's foot. |
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