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Can you guys help me identify? MS pt digging for a stem cell transplant.
- Thread starter BellaT
- Start date
Odanscoils
Well-known member
Crush it to a powder.
Pan it. If it moves easily in water it's pyrite.
If it sticks to the bottom swishing the water.
It's a heavy metal. Possibly gold.
A little info.
Pan it. If it moves easily in water it's pyrite.
If it sticks to the bottom swishing the water.
It's a heavy metal. Possibly gold.
A little info.
Geologyhound
Well-known member
If it flakes off in a little shiny flakes when you scrape it, it is not gold. It would be muscovite or, more likely, phlogopite. These are both phyllosilicates (sheet silicates in the same family as biotite).
grinnell yanker
Member
Hope you get to feeling better.