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Author:  Grizzlykiller [ Tue Sep 07, 2010 5:23 am ]
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hi guys im going to tell you a funny story that im still trying to figure out, A TRUE story

okay guys first to start off i was at school and as a loser i use to check the ground for these black rocks i call black gold they were shiny and quite beauiful so anyway i found about 10 pieces of this rock ranging from small to big anyway one day i found a green rock i kept it ad told no one about it not even my family so about 4 weeks later i decided to put hem on my desk my family thought they were normal rocks WRONG i told my dad about the rocks first he thought they were Iriduim the RAREST metal on earth and then i looked onlie and my conclusion is that they are emerald an so is the green rock IF they are then im looking at about 500 to $1,000 and probably more imk still trying to find out about these rocks but if they are of any value over 500 im going to sell them but if i find out they are worthless im going to keep them for show :happy-jumpyellow: this guys is a true story and i will send a pic to prove it ad probably find ou what they are ;D


P.S i hink the green rock is tiberium ;D
Author:  Black Eagle [ Tue Sep 07, 2010 1:01 pm ]
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If it's emerald you're quite lucky, but there and many many kinds of rocks and minerals, most of which relatively worthless in monetary terms, and it's hard to figure out exactly what rock you have just by looking at comparison photos, not to mention where in the world they are formed, and a whole bunch of other details.. ;)

Like i said, if it's an emerald, you're extremely lucky!... :D
Author:  Captain Xavious [ Tue Sep 07, 2010 1:45 pm ]
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Sounds cool! I hope you got some real value there, that'd be pretty awesome. :)
Author:  ChaosMarine [ Tue Sep 07, 2010 2:50 pm ]
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Iridium isn't the rarest metal... Iridium is ten times more abundant than rhodium and ruthenium. And there's also rhenium... But IDK how much more abundant iridium is than rhenium. So if what you have is iridium, then you have a bit of the fourth rarest metal on earth.
Author:  Bjossi [ Tue Sep 07, 2010 3:14 pm ]
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Interesting story. It might encourage the readers to go rare-metal hunting in their neighbourhood tomorrow. ;)

But if you got access to some high-level lab equipment you could perform some tests to confirm what matter(s) the object you found is made of.
Author:  TurdDrive [ Tue Sep 07, 2010 3:40 pm ]
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ununxium is the rarest, and you don't have that.
Author:  Bjossi [ Tue Sep 07, 2010 6:02 pm ]
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Ununxium does not exist naturally, it is produced and before decaying to a more stable, lighter atom it will only exist for tiny fraction of a second.
Author:  Grizzlykiller [ Thu Sep 09, 2010 11:49 am ]
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im still awaiting confirmation of what i found but my hopes are high

TurdDrive wrote:
ununxium is the rarest, and you don't have that.



i didnt know there was a metal called ununxium dont even know how to say it ;D

and it only existed for a millisecond! i hope the miracles of science can change that in the future
Author:  Eat Uranium [ Sat Sep 11, 2010 5:28 pm ]
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I'm thinking that you are unlikely to have found nuggets of iridium. Easy way to check would be to see if they are super dense (iridium practically ties with osmium as the densest element). I suppose they could be iridium ore though, but then again, its not the most common of element in the crust and any appreciable concentrations are likely to have a mine built over them. Shiny black rock to me says coal (anthracite or graphite), and failing that it could be slate or mudstone or even obsidian. As for a green stone (which I assume is see through), are you sure its not glass? Of course, if its cut into any sort of gemstone shape used for jewelry, the chances go up considerably.
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