I’m sure it’s a site to see

[INFINITEGeodes]

I’ve obtained a massive collection

Taking individual photos may be the biggest process after correctly knowing exactly what I’ve got. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Johnho]

Only thing I can make out is 1101 and 1100 look like fossils. I stay far away from them. 1102 looks like a pyrite nodule. Can't help on anything else except to say you have a collection of rocks. Keep posting some others and we can try and help.

 

[Geologyhound]

Only thing I can make out is 1101 and 1100 look like fossils. I stay far away from them. 1102 looks like a pyrite nodule. Can't help on anything else except to say you have a collection of rocks. Keep posting some others and we can try and help.

Yes, I concur 1100 and 1101 look like coral fossils - possibly a rugose (or “horn”) coral colony (order Rugosa). Individual rugose corals have a typical animal horn shape, but they also grew as colonies.

A lot of the other pictures appear more nodular than geode-like in appearance. However, there can be a large degree of surface appearance variability from site to site.

INFINITEGeodes, have you cut or opened any of these?

 

[INFINITEGeodes]

I google lensed what I didn’t know was a geode, & did come up with the rugose coral. I’ve gotten over opening what i find & just got a bunch laying around. Last week I went to the creek & came across what I believe is a smokey quartz geode with pyrite?

 

[laplander]

Ran into an interesting feller just south of you that gather geodes. Your 3rd pic looks the part. It was neat to learn how to properly split them with a hammer.

 

[Johnho]

Pics aren't real sharp but I don't see smoky quartz, I see more of a milky quartz. Very interesting on that pyrite that geode. I wonder how it got there. Maybe Geologyhound has more info on that for me.