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OT: QUESTION GOLD!!!!!!
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Posted by magman on August 04, 2006 at 09:51:54 from (67.142.130.32):
I know this is a off the wall question but some of the people here are the smartest people I have never met. LOL
Is there any way for a person like my self to tell the difference between Gold and Pirites.
My Gramp brought me back a crubly rock for my birthday back in the 60s when he visited CA. He did go on a gold mining expedition tour when he was there. He has been dead for years now and I crumbled the stone.
I have watched the gold mining shows on the outdoor channel and they say to look for black soot I believe and there is a lot of it here. The only thing I know is gold is yellow dull in color not shinny.
ANY IDEAS???????
JON
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