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I left 4-5 5 gal buckets of them with my son and told him to hold onto them when I came to Montana. His mother made him get rid of those 'buckets of rocks'.
I found one embedded in a dry creek bed that was bigger than anything that was in the Museum of Natural History in Dallas. It would have had to ...
I left 4-5 5 gal buckets of them with my son and told him to hold onto them when I came to Montana. His mother made him get rid of those 'buckets of rocks'.
I found one embedded in a dry creek bed that was bigger than anything that was in the Museum of Natural History in Dallas. It would have had to have been jack-hammered out and lifted with a back hoe or something.
oh wow - that's too bad. I have a couple of small ones somewhere in rocks I've collected but I bet there are collectors who would have even paid for those buckets of rocks. They would be great art elements too if mounted properly. Shoots..
They go for big bucks at the gem and mineral shows up here. Sometimes the pleasure of collecting outweighs the possible value. I have a houseful of beautiful things that will probably bring a buck, two-eighty on the market, lol!
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I found one embedded in a dry creek bed that was bigger than anything that was in the Museum of Natural History in Dallas. It would have had to ...