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Identity Helpfound it in Clinton New Jersey

22nd Apr 2024 19:26 UTCJon sciarrino

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gray rock with light blue specks
 


Questions Answered
Can it scratch glass? : No
Can you scratch it with your fingernail? : No
Is it light/heavy for the size? : Normal

22nd Apr 2024 23:34 UTCItsuki Imaeda

Sadly, I can't do much with that quality photo. Try putting a piece of construcion paper under the speicimen so that the camera can focus.

23rd Apr 2024 01:11 UTCJon sciarrino

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thanks here is a close up 

23rd Apr 2024 01:12 UTCJon sciarrino

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closer up the blue does not show up well it a baby blue 

23rd Apr 2024 02:40 UTCGregg Little 🌟

The light blue-grey could be quartz, especially likely if the rock is granite or of that composition.
 
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