That chrysocola sure is gorgeous, love that color! You found some awesome pieces and those crystals are fantastic also. All of those points and seams are amazing! Thanks for sharing guys!🙌✌️🤠🤘❤️
🤣 I know, Brian had to really talk some sense into me, because I was really going to try…🤣 you could hear the disappointment in my voice as I was talking about the consequences of falling into the open mine.😁
After we washed off and used iron out, the rocks were very shiny in larger veins I think it was copper and lead ore, possibly silver. I don’t know how to go about testing it.
@@AZRockhoundExpeditions Lead ore is Galena and it usually has Silver and many other minerals. One way would be to test specific gravity. At any rate it's beautiful material. Thanks guys
That chrysocola sure is gorgeous, love that color! You found some awesome pieces and those crystals are fantastic also. All of those points and seams are amazing! Thanks for sharing guys!🙌✌️🤠🤘❤️
Thank you Kyla! I love all the colors of copper minerals! They are eye popping!😍
Love the crystals...a bonus while looking for other things! Great finds as always!
Thank you Michael! The crystals were a nice surprise!😃
Great trip , nice finds beautiful chrysocolla , and those crystals were crazy , thanks for sharing
Thank you Wil!🙌🏼
That was a fun trip. It's really cool to see how that black specular hematite still sparkles even after you slab it. Good job as always Julie.
Thanks again Layton, and yes! It was sooooo sparkly! I love it!
You got some gorgeous stuff (as usual). The bloopers were hilarious 😂😂
Thank you Garnet!😂🙌🏼
When getting the 'blues' is a good thing! Fun adventure and nice finds you guys 👍
Thank you Brian!🙌🏼
Beautiful stuff… and my favorite color too!
Thank you Tonya!
Absolutely beautiful colors and patterns. I love the zoom option on TH-cam.😊
There’s a zoom option??😃😃😃😎😎😎
I have one piece of chrysocolla I found in the goldfield mountains. Never seen that much before
I didn’t even take those pieces either, I wanted to find my own in bigger rocks. The only one I did take was that first one that Brian turned over.🤣
That was a fun hunt. Thanks you two😎😎
Thank you Darrin!🙌🏼
So nice and green. Talk about a tease, all that Chrysocolla, and you can't reach it.
Thx, great job 👏
🤣 I know, Brian had to really talk some sense into me, because I was really going to try…🤣 you could hear the disappointment in my voice as I was talking about the consequences of falling into the open mine.😁
Love the crystals!
Me too!
Fun times.. Looking forward to going out there again! I'm bring the repel gear next time!!!
Well, now you tell me you have rappelling gear…🤣🤣🤣
Ugh! Same in Missouri. Iron and quartz EVERYWHERE and amethyst is very rare... goals... LOL
🤣🙌🏼Goals!🤣
🤩🤩🤩 RoCk on!!
1:50 Hey is that quartz?! If it is it's really similar to what I find in Missouri! So cool!!!
Yes! There was so much Quartz out there! There is chevron amethyst out there, we just weren’t in far enough.
One towards the end of the reveal looks like a skull. 💕
It does!😀💀
I would say the crystal pocket was the find of the day, love the terminated goodness. Was that galena running through some of those?
After we washed off and used iron out, the rocks were very shiny in larger veins I think it was copper and lead ore, possibly silver. I don’t know how to go about testing it.
@@AZRockhoundExpeditions Lead ore is Galena and it usually has Silver and many other minerals. One way would be to test specific gravity. At any rate it's beautiful material. Thanks guys
Please forgive my ignorance with the phosphates but will that have to be stabilized before working?
Some of it will need to be stabilized. We have some material that is hard enough to be worked.
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