I agree with Heatho. The colour of the protrusions is very consistent, both in direct light and in the shaded area at the bottom. Chalcopyrite (copper iron sulphide, CuFeS2), can be a brassy-yellow colour but is usually shinier and more crystalline in appearance.
Wow!!! I thought it was gold too. Pity the mine is in Qld. somewhere. Geeez, it would be like picking money from a cave wall. I really have to do something with this one.
I have to get back to my mate (he lives near Sydney and I live in Linton Vic) and organise a trip up there. Got to find out if it belongs to someone, if it doesn't we will lay a claim to it.
I've got another mate who's got a mine in WA and he's got really fine gold throughout quartz rock, but nothing like this one. Thanks fellas, will let you know how this pans out
(Wow!!! I thought it was gold too. Pity the mine is in Qld. somewhere)
Thats ok graybeard im in qld so if you just send me the gps co-ords i will check it out for you mate :Y: :Y: :lol:
(Wow!!! I thought it was gold too. Pity the mine is in Qld. somewhere)
Thats ok graybeard im in qld so if you just send me the gps co-ords i will check it out for you mate :Y: :Y: :lol: