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Owlx
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So I crushed a rock and tryed panning it out hoping to get some material to forge me some coins .This is wat I ended up with no clue 
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Show us the pics of the coins you make with it.
I'd like to see the whole process if you take pictures along the way post them up with a description of what your doing.
Looks interesting.
Ok
Owlx, just to be clear.... my post was intended to hint at a little skepticism in it. Based on your previous threads... and your above " This is wat I ended up with no clue "..... I highly suggest that you do not attempt to process what you have and try to make coins.... UNLESS you have clear experience doing, and know what you are doing. What you have is likely just iron pyrite.
While you may be having fun, do much more research before proceeding.
Agreed, proceed with caution. RGDS!
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@Owlx... Not sure what that is, but not gold... looks like pyrite.... Cheers, RickO
@Owlx
Do you read anything I have posted? Chalcopyrite, phlogopite mica, biotite, and pyrite all are minerals that can fool many people who have gold fever. Please take a look at this link for additional assistance.
https://geology.com/gold/fools-gold/
If you try to melt pyrite (FeS2 or Iron and sulfur) to make a coin, it will basically explode and be very dangerous so don't do it. It will also smell like sulfur because you will be making sulfur dioxide gas, and you will end up with nothing except mostly black iron powder. You have a mineral, not a metal.
If you have a mix of minerals, you will have possibly even more complications. You should have your samples analyzed with a XRD machine, if you need to be convinced what is in them.
My US Mint Commemorative Medal Set
I got the results it's silver on one Rock
Results from.... where? Did you pay to have it assayed?
Yes 35 buks 1.60 per ton supposedly.
That dnt sound right becouse wat are all these heavily concentrated sulfifldes