@@BurninGems be careful. We hiked it over 40 yrs ago. Really all you have to do is figure out which county the trail is or was in. Drive the unpaved county side roads. Look for round rocks. My dad wasn't too happy when I put about 40 pounds of geodes into his 1965 Mustang. The geode you cracked open is exactly like the ones I found. White crystals inside. Was hoping for purple or green. Still cool.
@@mikeries8549 do you have one of these? I'm Ast. SM for troop 329 in Ohio. I love those kimd of hikes! And i always tell the kids if they pick up rocks, they have to carry them all the way to the end. I only carry my own rocks, not other peoples! And i remind them of the fact that 10# of "leaverite" feels like 100# after about 10 miles! Lol... www.ebay.com/itm/Tulip-Tree-Trace-Trail-Medal-/183746980429
@@BurninGems nah. We're from champaign and our troop was sort of rowdy. Some were playing in the creeks along the road...enfuriated a farmer. That trail was sort of in the process of either building up or being destroyed. The bypass sections where we walked roads were because of losing access. We also went caving in Buckners cavern. (Indiana) That place got blasted when someone broke their neck inside. They had to dynamite the entrance to get them out I heard.
I think geodes are extraordinary. And I know a person like that... not much on the outside you wouldn't give him a second thought, but to those who have really really gotten to know him, and it's taken a long long time, he is an absolute geode, brilliant on the inside. Never judge anything by the outside.
It depends on how they look when broken open. Lots of bright shiny crystals and the size of the crystals. Sometimes the color if the crystals increase the value. You should yalk to the local elders or whoever is in charge of the village and see what they think.
Yep, It takes all kinds. I usually just ignore those, but I enjoyed that comeback you offered. I'm sure there are days that my fashion sense doesn't work but we collect rocks, so if someone says something to me in person, I can just throw a big geode at them! ;) Happy New Years!
I used to find those in the creek all the time when I was a kid, we would smash them with other rocks then play with the crystals, then drop them and run home for dinner. Had no idea they were worth anything. Well back then they weren't people used their money for important things like food and shelter etc. Just goes to show you how much easier humans have it now.
I don't recall that particular one, but i think they ranged from about 40 up to a few hundred. He's bases it on size. Best thing to do is contact woody. I think another comment on here has his info. He's super cool guy to talk to.
So what are these rocks good for I can remember where I used to live when used to pick them up bust them open and throw me and hose to fill up just to fill up holes with
Look up www.rockngem.com/ShowDatesFiles/ShowDatesDisplayAll.php?ShowState=ALL For a list of shows by date... Hopefully something near you. Join a club to go on fieldtrips orvget info on local mines, etc... His are from near Keokuk.
Best places will vary... These are from Missouri, but there are other places with similar geodes. Mexico has geodes but are usually smaller. Madagascar has smaller also but are very white sparkly crystals that looks like sugar. Those are literally called Madagascar sugar geodes. (Not the confectionary type edible sugar geodes!) And of course Brazil has their famous amethyst geodes or cathedrals. Those from Brazil are in harder rock, so it is so much more work to mine them. These Keokuk Geodes from Missouri are sold by Steve Woodruff from Woodie's Rock Shop. There web address is: www.fabulouskeokukgeodes.com/ I highly recommend a purchase from him and if you find him at a rock show it is so much more entertaining to have it broken open right in front of you!
I'm not local to you but... The Oklahoma mineral and gem society might be a good first step. They could recommend someone local to you there. Their website is here: omgs-minerals.org/ Good luck, keep on picking (Up rocks)!
Everything Precious will melt away over time. Your love and feelings for your fellow man will last forever and remain with you to the end of your days. May they always be peaceful and a blessing to both yourself and those you meet and may you raise above the dark humanity that sometimes curses us all.
Beautiful! Geodes are a great mystery I'm curious ...did the woman who pulled a crystal out of one of the smaller geodes buy it? Is that why they were not allowing other people to look?
No, she and her husband bought the whole Geode that was cracked open. (assumin' you mean around @3:14 part) They paid for it before he would crack it. They are cheaper before cracked open because it is a gamble whats in it. This one was a double ($) and on top of that, had the huge calcite crystal in the center of one piece on the bed of quartz ($$)! So if they were to buy the rock after he broke it, he would of charged more because of it being such a nice show specimen. As it was, they probably paid 1/2 or less his retail prices because it was a gamble. (only speculation as I don't recall the amount paid, etc) He knew I was filming it, and wanted to get it on camera for them. So hopefully they eventually found this video i put up of their geode being cracked open. They were very happy and i think came back the following year.
@@BurninGems Oh thanks for the explanation . They were very lucky indeed to get such an amazing geode. Here's a little story for you...A man asked my brother if he could hunt geodes on his property. The stranger had two buckets of medium-sized geodes. At the next family reunion my brother gave me one. It was filled with water and I drank it. Ever since then my family says I look younger which my brother swears is due to drinking the water. Even my doctors cannot believe my age So I hope the geode water is lucky to you too!
Wow. If that was a diamond that would be cool. Wonder if there was a hole in the geod to allow water to enter or if the water was trapped inside. If so that would be considered the oldest existing water.
I dont know if that's the oldest, as comets might be older... Lol. I'm under the impressing that the water gets trapped during formation. Formation is in a hard shale layer. No water currently going through the layer where they are found. Other folks seem to think he has to soak them and let the water percolate in. Personally, i have bought some to be opened and like 4 years later when i finally cracked them open, they still had water in them. Didnt see how soaking water would go in but not seep out also.... So i think it is trapped at time of formation. (few million years old they say...)
Only as much as it can be sold for. every one is different base on size and crystals. This one was probably about $400-$600 together because of the size of the crystal, etc. Others I've seen are only about $100 or less. It's really various amounts based on the total presentation of the Geode.
@@inaayasohail7901 depend on the size and crystals, etc. But he usually had them about $15 - $200 unopened. If he ooens them, they run up to $700 for a large half with large crystals inside. Some more, some less. So its very subjective to the stone. The one in the video was about $150 I think, unbroken. This past show, he sold one that was so unique that he offered to buy it back after he cracked it for a family.... $3000! Checkout www.fabulouskeokukgeodes.com for more info!
Lol... Its not drugs dude, but cracking rocks will get you high! Lol. No, these are usually sold by size and you dont want a heavy one because it will be a solid mass of rock instead of the beautiful crystals!
À moins que vous n'habitiez près de Toledo Ohio (USA), je ne pense pas que cela vaudrait la peine de venir à notre spectacle. Vous voudriez rechercher un spectacle de pierres précieuses et de minéraux près de chez vous. Je vous souhaite de la joie et j'espère que cela se traduit bien.
Just a note... I had one that I had in storage and whole (Un-cracked) for 2 years! It was sitting on a shelf in my study. When I gave a lesson about Geodes to our Junior rockhounds (kids) this past weekend, we decided to crack open this geode that was sitting there for two years. It was never wet when sitting there, but as soon as I cracked it, water gushed out! So the water WAS in the rock!
@@BurninGems that's awsome. At that point it had to be the oldest water on the planet of any amount. If I find a geo and decide to crack it open I'll make sure to catch any water that comes out.
Yes but... If you take a geode to a saw (diamond blade with coolant or at least water feed) then you might cut right through a big crystal and ruin the value or beauty. By using the "soil pipe wrench" the chain wrapped around it has carbide "teeth" that puts pressure in lots of little spots around the geode. Thus the outer rind will crack along the weakest point all along the path of that chain when tightened and then immidiatly slacken to prevent any additional damage unlike if a saw blade continued through. It is also cleaner because no rock bits are washed inside of the geode, less cleanup and not as much damage if there were any delicate crystals. You can also cut around the edge and rotate it so it only cuts a few mm at a time till it is free, but only if they are small. Then also the "fit" still isn't as clean as cracking it is, because the kerth of the saw blade is gone on the edges afterwards. Sorry for the long reply, hope it makes sense!
@@BurninGems thank you for explaining, i live in NC, and back in the 80s my great uncle had a spot he would go to dig them up i sill have some with beautiful purple crystals, anyways God bless you, and thanks again.
"I have a stone like that, what kind and how much" I'm not selling them. The rock shop selling them should be in the detail text below the video. Look there. Thanks for your interest! "أنا لا أبيعهم. يجب أن يكون متجر الروك الذي يبيعهم في نص التفاصيل أسفل الفيديو. انظر هناك. شكرا على اهتمامك!"
@@StephRenee812 sometimes the trip is worth the journey... You need to figure out closest location. These are from the Keokuk area, so you can Google Keokuk geodes. Another spot in USA is Indiana, but I dont think they arr as nice as the Keokuk geodes. There are also geodes in Mexico and also Madagascar if those are closer. (Have to keep the mind open for international viewers!) The other way is to look local for a rock and mineral club and sometimes when they have shows Or from fellow members, you can buy them. I do hope you find the geode if your dreams!
I don't currently have any for sale, but you could contact www.fabulouskeokukgeodes.com/ they have the source! That is the big Guy in the video. He will sell them to you.
This is a problem in our society... I see this at school events. Parents watching the event through the lens of their cell phone while they record it instead of just watching their children. I find it funny. I don't record any of my kids school things (concert, band, etc..) because I know there are about 20 other parents doing that. I just focus on watching my kids and enjoy the moment.
I know it's an old comment, but like all things in life, if it isn't food or shelter it can only cost as much as one is willing to share. Think of this, Your computer is just sand, silver, gold, and oil cooked in the right way and assembled by robots, but yet you still pay lots of money for that. This is mined right from the earth so the money you pay is really the money to pay the miners that dug the natural piece of art from the earth. Never think of these as just rocks. Also remember the lively hood you are contributing to when you purchase one. We are all connected. Thank you for watching!
R. M. MacFru Baaahahahahaha! Frik! I didn’t even see that 😖 hahaha! Thanks for clarifying that one dude. I’m just gonna go stand in a corner and think about what I’ve done. 😂
@@Rookie_Rockounding ... that's okay. It took me a minute especially as I got distracted by the sign in the back for Armstrong tool & supply... I'm from Livonia, and was racking my brain trying to remember where they are. 😉
Very beautiful this crystal geode!
Love your video, thanks for sharing it with us.
Absolutely beautiful!!
My first time watching this vid 11/9/18/2:15pm
Chicago daylight saving time! Whata beautiful double chambered crystal palace!!!
Now that is some real mineral water! Awesome video!
I live up in the Quad Cities and my mom grew up in Warsaw, IL, so when I see Keokuk, IA, or Hamilton, I feel like a home boy.
If you came to our show in September, we'd all try and make you feel at home. Rockhounds are family no matter were they come from. Rock on!
There is a boy scout trail in Indiana called "The Tulip Tree Trace". Parts of the trail are on roads THAT ARE PAVED WITH GEODES.
Sounds like a great place for working on the geology merit badge! I'll have to look that one up.
@@BurninGems be careful. We hiked it over 40 yrs ago.
Really all you have to do is figure out which county the trail is or was in. Drive the unpaved county side roads. Look for round rocks.
My dad wasn't too happy when I put about 40 pounds of geodes into his 1965 Mustang.
The geode you cracked open is exactly like the ones I found. White crystals inside. Was hoping for purple or green. Still cool.
@@mikeries8549 do you have one of these? I'm Ast. SM for troop 329 in Ohio. I love those kimd of hikes! And i always tell the kids if they pick up rocks, they have to carry them all the way to the end. I only carry my own rocks, not other peoples! And i remind them of the fact that 10# of "leaverite" feels like 100# after about 10 miles! Lol...
www.ebay.com/itm/Tulip-Tree-Trace-Trail-Medal-/183746980429
@@BurninGems nah. We're from champaign and our troop was sort of rowdy. Some were playing in the creeks along the road...enfuriated a farmer. That trail was sort of in the process of either building up or being destroyed. The bypass sections where we walked roads were because of losing access.
We also went caving in Buckners cavern. (Indiana)
That place got blasted when someone broke their neck inside.
They had to dynamite the entrance to get them out I heard.
@r c lol, Yep! You got it.
its like opening an oyster to find a beautiful pearl, bravo..
And the crowd goes wild!
I think geodes are extraordinary. And I know a person like that... not much on the outside you wouldn't give him a second thought, but to those who have really really gotten to know him, and it's taken a long long time, he is an absolute geode, brilliant on the inside. Never judge anything by the outside.
Thats actually a great philosophy for life! 👍
Big old crystal in there!! Awesomeness!
BEAUTIFUL!!!!
It depends on how they look when broken open. Lots of bright shiny crystals and the size of the crystals. Sometimes the color if the crystals increase the value. You should yalk to the local elders or whoever is in charge of the village and see what they think.
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Wow thats a beauty , thanks for sharing
You bet
Great, first time to see that, I subscribed ur channel
I need to find out when they have these expos around here.
Google rock and gem magazine, they have a show listing online for all across the U.S.
His boiler maker geode probably contains some surprises too.
TY for sharing!
Thank you for watching... If I get time, I should do one with LED's to light up the inside!
Is this a magic trick?:). For real, really cool stuff!
Those are some good geodes.
Odale wey! I worked with a dude from Mexico and he was always shaking rhe stones at work site,he claim some had water inside.
amazing, and the tool that does the job, oh my!
judy hobday snap cutter for cutting cast iron pipe
I’m more amazed at those Mom jeans that she has on! Never seen any that go under your arms!! 🤣
Imbecile....I want to see your wardrobe. Total imbecile
Yep, It takes all kinds. I usually just ignore those, but I enjoyed that comeback you offered. I'm sure there are days that my fashion sense doesn't work but we collect rocks, so if someone says something to me in person, I can just throw a big geode at them! ;) Happy New Years!
Where can I purchase
You broke a giants heart !!!
I used to find those in the creek all the time when I was a kid, we would smash them with other rocks then play with the crystals, then drop them and run home for dinner. Had no idea they were worth anything. Well back then they weren't people used their money for important things like food and shelter etc. Just goes to show you how much easier humans have it now.
Fantastic!
Very beautiful.
Really cool!
How much $$ was it?
I don't recall that particular one, but i think they ranged from about 40 up to a few hundred. He's bases it on size. Best thing to do is contact woody. I think another comment on here has his info. He's super cool guy to talk to.
Wish I was there to buy it !
Leo Su I have lots of stone.
So what are these rocks good for I can remember where I used to live when used to pick them up bust them open and throw me and hose to fill up just to fill up holes with
What is a painting for or a sculpture? These are art by nature. May you be blessed by their beauty.
Huh?
Love it too much
I used to collect these stones during childhood however lost the treasure
I absolutely adore these where can i find them please !
Look up www.rockngem.com/ShowDatesFiles/ShowDatesDisplayAll.php?ShowState=ALL
For a list of shows by date... Hopefully something near you. Join a club to go on fieldtrips orvget info on local mines, etc... His are from near Keokuk.
In Egypt l have meny these and enay coloer
These are found Keokuk Iowa usa
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Coisa mais linda!! Amei!! Like
Meteorito
I adore the desert and search for strange and rare stones and historical and natural places
Where abouts is best place to find these geode rocks and how do u know if there's crystal inside??
Best places will vary... These are from Missouri, but there are other places with similar geodes. Mexico has geodes but are usually smaller. Madagascar has smaller also but are very white sparkly crystals that looks like sugar. Those are literally called Madagascar sugar geodes. (Not the confectionary type edible sugar geodes!) And of course Brazil has their famous amethyst geodes or cathedrals. Those from Brazil are in harder rock, so it is so much more work to mine them.
These Keokuk Geodes from Missouri are sold by Steve Woodruff from Woodie's Rock Shop. There web address is:
www.fabulouskeokukgeodes.com/
I highly recommend a purchase from him and if you find him at a rock show it is so much more entertaining to have it broken open right in front of you!
Beautiful
Can't wait till mineral shows start again. Miss all this fun stuff!
I have same this ston in side 3.5 ml water
Cool !
So can you buy the raw geode whole, and then have you crack it?? Is that the idea? I've watched Woodies videos.
Yep, you got it! Woody is a great guy. If you see him at a show, his geodes are the best and mined from his own claim/property!
Does anyone know where in Oklahoma I can get some stones appraised?
I'm not local to you but... The Oklahoma mineral and gem society might be a good first step. They could recommend someone local to you there. Their website is here:
omgs-minerals.org/
Good luck, keep on picking (Up rocks)!
Omg that's insane!!
Sweet!!
How precious is that crystal?? Actually even I have found one of those.
Nepalma hoina?? Dherai thiyo ma sanga ni...
Everything Precious will melt away over time. Your love and feelings for your fellow man will last forever and remain with you to the end of your days. May they always be peaceful and a blessing to both yourself and those you meet and may you raise above the dark humanity that sometimes curses us all.
Están muy hermosas una pregunta donde podemos comunicarnos para adquirir esas piedras me dejan un número donde contactar en español por favor gracias
Can anyone tell what it is and what is its value And what makes this
It's a rock. It's Hollow inside with crystals. It is called a Geode. Value is what someone is willing to pay based on size and crystals and uniqueness
Beautiful! Geodes are a great mystery
I'm curious ...did the woman who pulled a crystal out of one of the smaller geodes buy it? Is that why they were not allowing other people to look?
No, she and her husband bought the whole Geode that was cracked open. (assumin' you mean around @3:14 part) They paid for it before he would crack it.
They are cheaper before cracked open because it is a gamble whats in it. This one was a double ($) and on top of that, had the huge calcite crystal in the center of one piece on the bed of quartz ($$)! So if they were to buy the rock after he broke it, he would of charged more because of it being such a nice show specimen.
As it was, they probably paid 1/2 or less his retail prices because it was a gamble. (only speculation as I don't recall the amount paid, etc) He knew I was filming it, and wanted to get it on camera for them. So hopefully they eventually found this video i put up of their geode being cracked open. They were very happy and i think came back the following year.
@@BurninGems Oh thanks for the explanation . They were very lucky indeed to get such an amazing geode.
Here's a little story for you...A man asked my brother if he could hunt geodes on his property. The stranger had two buckets of medium-sized geodes. At the next family reunion my brother gave me one. It was filled with water and I drank it. Ever since then my family says I look younger which my brother swears is due to drinking the water. Even my doctors cannot believe my age
So I hope the geode water is lucky to you too!
@@BurninGems how much do you estimate it was worth once cracked open?
@007Variable I could only guess... You'd be better off to ask Woody: www.fabulouskeokukgeodes.com
Wow. If that was a diamond that would be cool. Wonder if there was a hole in the geod to allow water to enter or if the water was trapped inside. If so that would be considered the oldest existing water.
I dont know if that's the oldest, as comets might be older... Lol. I'm under the impressing that the water gets trapped during formation. Formation is in a hard shale layer. No water currently going through the layer where they are found. Other folks seem to think he has to soak them and let the water percolate in. Personally, i have bought some to be opened and like 4 years later when i finally cracked them open, they still had water in them. Didnt see how soaking water would go in but not seep out also.... So i think it is trapped at time of formation. (few million years old they say...)
@@BurninGems good point
What is the name of this metal ? What is its financial value ? Because I have 2 stones.
Can't eat it so little financial value. But fun to collect and some folks like to pay for the option of not getting dirty. :)
love
I'am from philipines..my mother have like that..how much u pay sir?
I didn't buy it, I'm filming. I don't know what the cost was.
There are thousands of them in my village are they expensive really ?
most of it is the cost of shipping....
Price of these crystals and stones?
The source:
www.fabulouskeokukgeodes.com
Asi salen mis geodas en un lugar de mis pais.Costa Rica he llegado a sacar geodas de
50cms. Diametro.medio metro.
Natural beauty :)
Wow amazing
Nice video sir
i have a many2× stone like that in my own lot realy im not joke so what is the way for transact this help me pls....
This video and the comments are not for selling stuff. I'd suggest you find a local dealer or marketplace and sell them there. Best of luck!
काय आहे ते हीरा आहे का खुप छान
Nice video
How much is that worth?
Only as much as it can be sold for. every one is different base on size and crystals. This one was probably about $400-$600 together because of the size of the crystal, etc. Others I've seen are only about $100 or less. It's really various amounts based on the total presentation of the Geode.
ما هذا ؟؟
Нет она не взрывается.
Plzz tell me ..this is the diamond or... crystal???
Quartz crystals around the perimeter and calcite are the bigger crystals in the cluster.
@@BurninGems how much cost???
@@inaayasohail7901 depend on the size and crystals, etc. But he usually had them about $15 - $200 unopened. If he ooens them, they run up to $700 for a large half with large crystals inside. Some more, some less. So its very subjective to the stone. The one in the video was about $150 I think, unbroken. This past show, he sold one that was so unique that he offered to buy it back after he cracked it for a family.... $3000! Checkout www.fabulouskeokukgeodes.com for more info!
Kimat kya hae iski
kaee saal pahale becha gaya. mujhe lagata hai ki yah lagabhag $200 USD tha
What is the price of 1gm
Lol... Its not drugs dude, but cracking rocks will get you high! Lol. No, these are usually sold by size and you dont want a heavy one because it will be a solid mass of rock instead of the beautiful crystals!
100 centy℅=150000
Love the see tru shirt keep up the good work
Careful buddy, family oriented channel... Don't want to ban you. Keep your eyes on the geodes.
He probably means as they crack it lol to use plastic to wrap it perhaps??
@@donaldtayloe4406 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Where is this place
Mineral Show in USA - Ohio. I hope you have such beauty in your part of the world.
That's awsome.
Bonjour a tous
Je veux savoir la date de la nouvelle expositions j'aime bien assistée
Merci
À moins que vous n'habitiez près de Toledo Ohio (USA), je ne pense pas que cela vaudrait la peine de venir à notre spectacle. Vous voudriez rechercher un spectacle de pierres précieuses et de minéraux près de chez vous. Je vous souhaite de la joie et j'espère que cela se traduit bien.
@@BurninGems merci pour votre réponse
How much i am sell
I've never seen anything like that. The water coming out of that rock blew my mind. Can't get water out of a rock?
Minong Maniac. That water's old too! It was trapped during formation about 12 million years ago they estimate.
Just a note... I had one that I had in storage and whole (Un-cracked) for 2 years! It was sitting on a shelf in my study. When I gave a lesson about Geodes to our Junior rockhounds (kids) this past weekend, we decided to crack open this geode that was sitting there for two years. It was never wet when sitting there, but as soon as I cracked it, water gushed out! So the water WAS in the rock!
Does it smell can you drink it
@@BurninGems that's awsome. At that point it had to be the oldest water on the planet of any amount. If I find a geo and decide to crack it open I'll make sure to catch any water that comes out.
@@snowwhite7571 I wouldn't drink it. Never know about ancient viruses or anything. I'd definitely freeze the water and keep it.
مااسم هذي الاحجار
Geode
Couldn't you cut them open with a wet saw?
Yes but... If you take a geode to a saw (diamond blade with coolant or at least water feed) then you might cut right through a big crystal and ruin the value or beauty.
By using the "soil pipe wrench" the chain wrapped around it has carbide "teeth" that puts pressure in lots of little spots around the geode. Thus the outer rind will crack along the weakest point all along the path of that chain when tightened and then immidiatly slacken to prevent any additional damage unlike if a saw blade continued through.
It is also cleaner because no rock bits are washed inside of the geode, less cleanup and not as much damage if there were any delicate crystals.
You can also cut around the edge and rotate it so it only cuts a few mm at a time till it is free, but only if they are small. Then also the "fit" still isn't as clean as cracking it is, because the kerth of the saw blade is gone on the edges afterwards.
Sorry for the long reply, hope it makes sense!
@@BurninGems thank you for explaining, i live in NC, and back in the 80s my great uncle had a spot he would go to dig them up i sill have some with beautiful purple crystals, anyways God bless you, and thanks again.
Shut up.
Wow Fabulous
Is it valuable? Hundreds? Thousands?
Same question...?
I also have a crystal like this. Greetings from Indonesia (Manado) North Sulawesi🙏
How much ??
How much you got? ;)
Lindas pedras
لدي حجر مثلها ما نوعها وكم ثمنها
"I have a stone like that, what kind and how much"
I'm not selling them. The rock shop selling them should be in the detail text below the video. Look there. Thanks for your interest!
"أنا لا أبيعهم. يجب أن يكون متجر الروك الذي يبيعهم في نص التفاصيل أسفل الفيديو. انظر هناك. شكرا على اهتمامك!"
She found in our Province..stone and the inside like that kristal..
Very lucky. I wish you well.
Muy bueno
I want a big one.. on line they cost so much.. wish I loved where I can find them
Maybe after things get opened, take a trip and dig your own. Hope you get a big one!
@@BurninGems I have been all over the place. And talked to lots of people. They say they are not in our area... I'm sad..
@@StephRenee812 sometimes the trip is worth the journey... You need to figure out closest location. These are from the Keokuk area, so you can Google Keokuk geodes. Another spot in USA is Indiana, but I dont think they arr as nice as the Keokuk geodes. There are also geodes in Mexico and also Madagascar if those are closer. (Have to keep the mind open for international viewers!) The other way is to look local for a rock and mineral club and sometimes when they have shows Or from fellow members, you can buy them. I do hope you find the geode if your dreams!
Gostei muito dó seu canal é sou garimpeiro 🙏
good day. .we have ah crytal like that.. from philippine. .
I found like that in the island 🏝️ of the Philippines. It looks like a shoes.
Nice
هل استيطع التواصل مع اصحاب القناه لضروره
بماذا يمكنني مساعدتك؟
How much sir ? I want by it. Tks.
I don't currently have any for sale, but you could contact www.fabulouskeokukgeodes.com/ they have the source! That is the big Guy in the video. He will sell them to you.
@@BurninGems Thanks Sir
We have that kind of stone
If those rocks ain’t got gold I ain’t buying them
Silver is where its at brother!
I own the rough black diamond and want someone to check it and then buy it
I have rough black diamond also... Mine is coal. Very rough. 😉
The husband was more chuffed about his photos than what was in front of him 🤤🤤🤤
This is a problem in our society... I see this at school events. Parents watching the event through the lens of their cell phone while they record it instead of just watching their children. I find it funny. I don't record any of my kids school things (concert, band, etc..) because I know there are about 20 other parents doing that. I just focus on watching my kids and enjoy the moment.
That must worth 10s of dollars😊😊
I know it's an old comment, but like all things in life, if it isn't food or shelter it can only cost as much as one is willing to share. Think of this, Your computer is just sand, silver, gold, and oil cooked in the right way and assembled by robots, but yet you still pay lots of money for that. This is mined right from the earth so the money you pay is really the money to pay the miners that dug the natural piece of art from the earth. Never think of these as just rocks. Also remember the lively hood you are contributing to when you purchase one. We are all connected. Thank you for watching!
Go in Mindanao more like that
BROTHER those shorts are too dang small for you
Wow... that’s amazing. Just beautiful! Was that water that poured out from inside the geode???
Yep. That would be why the sign says "H2O Geodes." 😉
R. M. MacFru
Baaahahahahaha! Frik! I didn’t even see that 😖 hahaha! Thanks for clarifying that one dude. I’m just gonna go stand in a corner and think about what I’ve done. 😂
@@Rookie_Rockounding ... that's okay. It took me a minute especially as I got distracted by the sign in the back for Armstrong tool & supply... I'm from Livonia, and was racking my brain trying to remember where they are. 😉
R. M. MacFru
Haha, all good, I just think it’s hilarious I completely missed that the first time watching hahaha! Take care R.M.
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WTF is Waka Flaka doing in the back ????
Lol i couldn't fuckin breathe 😂
I swear it's a wax figure 😂