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Post by Rockhobbit on May 20, 2011 12:44:55 GMT -5
Would ya'll fossil pro's mind taking a look at "Heres one for you" thread over in Rock ID. I am pretty sure it is Hematite but what could have caused the tubing in it? Any input there would be very helpful! Thank you so much!!
Been a member since 2006 but starting over on posts is not a bad idea! All those stars get in the way of your name! LOL
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