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I was given one of those plastic containers that you normally would use to store things like shoes, photos, stuff like that - it's about 14" X 18" and about 8" deep. Full of slabs. So the other day I went through it and separated out a pile of slabs that look like they might be a cut above in quality - better than plain old junk rocks. Of course, I have no knowledge of where any of it came from. If you can supply a name or two, I sure would appreciate it. Thanks in advance:
Some kind of picture jasper, but which kind?
A few different mossy ones - I'd guess some if not most would be Rio Grande:
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