Strange Looking Pyrite Balls
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Strange Looking Pyrite Balls
Have any other members found or every seen any of these before ?
These 3 Pyrite balls or nodules are from up nth of WA, they are very heavy for the size
and where found in a puggy light colored clay.
I've no idea if they are worth much.
Any thoughts ? or have yous come across these before while out bush.
Sorry for the sh#t pics, they where scanned.
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Pete
These 3 Pyrite balls or nodules are from up nth of WA, they are very heavy for the size
and where found in a puggy light colored clay.
I've no idea if they are worth much.
Any thoughts ? or have yous come across these before while out bush.
Sorry for the sh#t pics, they where scanned.
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Pete
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Re: Strange Looking Pyrite Balls
Interesting, I can't say I've ever seen like them. Closest thing I can remember is iron balls from the Dampier pellet plant and that was years ago. And looked nothing like that.
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iron pyrite nodules
I have some from Mt whaleback (newman)about 20 yrs ago ,they came out in a black shale . Reasonable gold looking colour underneath,
I,ll put some pics on later if anyones interested gotta find em first.
I,ll put some pics on later if anyones interested gotta find em first.
mark409
Re: Strange Looking Pyrite Balls
Difficult to identify and size with your scans.
Are you sure they are pyrites?
Maybe lead?
Here is a link for various shot gun sized pellets.
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Are you sure they are pyrites?
Maybe lead?
Here is a link for various shot gun sized pellets.
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Re: Strange Looking Pyrite Balls
Guest wrote:Have any other members found or every seen any of these before ?
These 3 Pyrite balls or nodules are from up nth of WA, they are very heavy for the size
and where found in a puggy light colored clay.
Pete
I found a heap of them, they range from small marbles to golf ball size. Collected a few kilo. Mine were found within 30 km of " the wilsons." near Leonora WA.
geof_junk
Re: Strange Looking Pyrite Balls
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I finally found the Nodule ,pity its not the real stuff .As I said before it came in a black slate..Mt Whaleback
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