The second one you cut. But I’m not through watching you! You got me started rock hounding. But where I live in Alabama, I have not found any agates yet. I have found some cool rocks though. I have to drive about 70 miles north to even find a good rock bed! The pretty rocks I did find were 3 hours away. But I don’t have a saw yet. I’m praying to get one though. Any way thank you for all the cool videos!
i’ve only been interested in rock hounding and lapidary for about 48 hours now but i’ve probably watched about 15 of these videos now. the ones with black in the middle are always my favorite. (huge honorable mention for the thunder eggs with stars inside)
As an online seller, I have to admit that mixing up mailing labels does happen...often. You just have to hope that the recipients on both ends are understanding, and to make things right for everyone involved. What a pleasant surprise for you. 👍😉
7:23 i honestly still like that one. You get a peak into the inner parts of coral. It's still a good fossil in general and I would personally be more than happy to have it in my collection
#3 (the blue and black one) was my favorite.right up until you cut the really long one....the next to last one that you turned the hose on. THAT one is absolutely spectacular!!!
I love it when you cut coral I think it's just amazing to see what has happened inside a living plant over the years as it died. But the cuts of the big ones were phenomenal I was just speechless!
#1 is so amazing, the shape and the way the banding moves around the edges. The big one is a no brainer, the blue is gorgeous. I live way too close to the areas where these are found to not check it out. I can go from Tampa all the way to the Swanee just visiting family. 😂 Also AD if you come here yourself to look, you will see much bigger bugs, EVERYWHERE! Just a heads up. Great video as always, and what an amazing treat from your friend!
I like the black and also the yellowish inside the big coral. very nice looking also the white, black and bluish inside the small one. The next last big one was beautiful!!
I like all the black and blue bots, but the long, hollow one at 11:29 is my favourite. Thank you Agate Dad and I will check your friends Etsy shop out later 😀👍
I definitely like the third piece, 1:43, for the contrast; the white bumps against the black edges are dramatic. The second to last one, 11:30, is gorgeous just for the variety of detail. I can see it as a demonstration piece of the different kinds of features might be found in a geode. Lucky you!
My favorite was the very first one. From the outside you could definitely see it is a coral fossil and the inside fossilized and agatized. It is awesome! I wonder if the fossils that didn't show any agate show anything under UV light? That would be interesting. Thanks for sharing. Will pop over to Rick's page to thank him.
I am binge watching your videos. I am seeing them all out of order. On one video, I think you mentioned that you had lots of children. How many sons? Daughters? Ages? Are they rock hounds too? The one at 11:29 is a stunner!
Crazy awesome. I love how channels do the big money reveals and usually the more you pay the better the material, so I do a play on that with my big $10 thunderegg video 😂. Keep it up man... you do get to cut some amazing rocks and thanks for sharing. I cut my own stuff but never tire of watching others reveal their stuff.
Agatized coral is the state fossil of Florida. Perhaps there are some gem and mineral societies that could tell you good sites. Google, and check with the Florida Department of State.
The same one you fell in love with! I love all the excitement and laughter you display when you cut open a real beauty! It always puts a huge smile on my face.
0:30 I didn’t check all the comments…. But hoping someone mentioned what happens when you put a black light on these coral. An explosion of detail and colors. I saw Kyle do it with his flashlight uv light and woah. You would be taken back by it. You could do a whole new video just showing before and after with black light flash light
Which one was your favorite?!
The second one you cut. But I’m not through watching you! You got me started rock hounding. But where I live in Alabama, I have not found any agates yet. I have found some cool rocks though. I have to drive about 70 miles north to even find a good rock bed! The pretty rocks I did find were
3 hours away. But I don’t have a saw yet. I’m praying to get one though. Any way thank you for all the cool videos!
The first multi colored one the big one. I love agatetilized choral. I’m going to buy one!❤
Okay your favorite was my favorite! I reminds me of a blue marlin! So cool!
They often remind me of stylistic butterflies! 🦋
Timestamp 11:31 omgosh 😲 that's the most exciting bubble 🫧 explosion of color I've ever seen 😍 omgosh that's dope!!
Even after they have died they are still beautiful. Mother nature just keeps on giving.
100% man made stuff is such garbage. Mother Nature is truly the greatest, nothing goes to waste
i’ve only been interested in rock hounding and lapidary for about 48 hours now but i’ve probably watched about 15 of these videos now. the ones with black in the middle are always my favorite. (huge honorable mention for the thunder eggs with stars inside)
As an online seller, I have to admit that mixing up mailing labels does happen...often. You just have to hope that the recipients on both ends are understanding, and to make things right for everyone involved. What a pleasant surprise for you. 👍😉
7:23 i honestly still like that one. You get a peak into the inner parts of coral. It's still a good fossil in general and I would personally be more than happy to have it in my collection
Omg the colours are amazing. Absolutely stunning. And some crap for the flower bed…
#2 was an exclamation point. Love the dot at the bottom.
Thank You Rick for the amazing oops. They were beautiful. 🤗🤗💞💞
#3 (the blue and black one) was my favorite.right up until you cut the really long one....the next to last one that you turned the hose on. THAT one is absolutely spectacular!!!
Oh Boy, Do I love this Coral!!! So beautiful! What fun and how nice of the guy you got them from that let you keep them!
I love it when you cut coral I think it's just amazing to see what has happened inside a living plant over the years as it died. But the cuts of the big ones were phenomenal I was just speechless!
You may be interested to know that coral is made up of tiny animals called polyps. It gets fossilized and agatized over millions of years.
They are all so beautiful but the one you hosed off was exceptional. So many beautiful colours well done.
That first one is my favorite when under the UV light. Beautiful.
I love that you don’t edit out the rubbish ones and we get to see everything - you’ve made me really want to take up the hobby!
There was some pretty sweet surprises on this one but I loved the same one you did. Beautiful.
The one you cleaned with the brush was my favorite!
My favorite is your favorite! Wow, that thing is gorgeous!!❤❤❤❤❤
#1 is so amazing, the shape and the way the banding moves around the edges.
The big one is a no brainer, the blue is gorgeous.
I live way too close to the areas where these are found to not check it out. I can go from Tampa all the way to the Swanee just visiting family. 😂
Also AD if you come here yourself to look, you will see much bigger bugs, EVERYWHERE! Just a heads up. Great video as always, and what an amazing treat from your friend!
Wow. This stuff checks all my boxes and now I want to do this for a living!
First one looked like a brain the third looked like a full moon over the ocean. Absolutely beautiful.
The second one looks like a moon over a black sky. Beautiful
I didn't realize that coral could agatize... how amazing!
Thank you, Rick, for the oops! Love the agatized coral! The second to last was amazing! Loved seeing all of them under UV! So much fun!!
I like the black and also the yellowish inside the big coral. very nice looking also the white, black and bluish inside the small one. The next last big one was beautiful!!
That second to last one was extraordinary and beautiful.Also liked the first one.
Stunning! Thank you for sharing! 😊
Love the blue black white corals.
Thanks Rick! And thank you Agate dad for sharing! Absolutely stunning coral! 😊
Glad you like it!
I like the blue botryoidal "goodness." Definitely "resembles grapes."
These are stunning, personally I love the ones that are mostly black/blue! They look like the ocean solidified in a coral or rock
I've never seen agatized coral before! Those were amazing! Really cool video! 👍
Thanks for watching!
The third to last was absolutely stunning!
Yeeeees, I made it! Greetings from Texas ☀️🔥🔥🔥
I like all the black and blue bots, but the long, hollow one at 11:29 is my favourite. Thank you Agate Dad and I will check your friends Etsy shop out later 😀👍
14:40 It looks like butterfly wings. 😍
Hi...I'm new
But I can feel your Joy right through the ocean to Germany 💙
I love them all! I think the black is just so beautiful!
Hi,
My Mum has just gifted me one of your ammonite pendants for my birthday.
So perfect, thank you!
I definitely like the third piece, 1:43, for the contrast; the white bumps against the black edges are dramatic. The second to last one, 11:30, is gorgeous just for the variety of detail. I can see it as a demonstration piece of the different kinds of features might be found in a geode. Lucky you!
They are beautiful!
WOW! WOW! WOW!
Thanks Rick!
That first one and the big one are gorgeous
Wow! How amazing was that? I liked the biggest one the best.
Very hit or miss but wow the good ones were spectacular and these might be my favorite type of agate you’ve cut. ❤
My favorite was the very first one. From the outside you could definitely see it is a coral fossil and the inside fossilized and agatized. It is awesome!
I wonder if the fossils that didn't show any agate show anything under UV light? That would be interesting.
Thanks for sharing. Will pop over to Rick's page to thank him.
Beautiful agates and an added bonus is hearing your laughs and chuckles, again.
Always fun cutting great stuff
Very Cool! Of course I love the next to last!
I am binge watching your videos. I am seeing them all out of order. On one video, I think you mentioned that you had lots of children. How many sons? Daughters? Ages? Are they rock hounds too?
The one at 11:29 is a stunner!
Love the black/blue one
Can't wait
Thanks for the great videos, I love to collect rocks. I haven’t tried cutting them with a saw yet.
You should!
You should!
@@AgateDad I dont have a nice saw like you do,lo
I see it was really difficult to make the most out of that mistake 😂 thanks for all your hard work, Buddy🎉
Crazy awesome.
I love how channels do the big money reveals and usually the more you pay the better the material, so I do a play on that with my big $10 thunderegg video 😂.
Keep it up man... you do get to cut some amazing rocks and thanks for sharing. I cut my own stuff but never tire of watching others reveal their stuff.
The one at 11:30 really reminds me of the upper peninsula of Michigan by shape
Wow, an amazing cut session. I was ooing over these!
I still love the first one best.❤
Geeze I worry about your fingers. I guess once a mom always a mom
Different type of blade, he’s safe
Loved the larger ones kind of looks like outer space
The one you cut open at 11:37 is beautiful!
Right?
Wowizers that was awsome🎉🎉🎉 thanks Rick
I wonder how many states you've cut agates from? It sure would be interesting to see you cutting agates open from across the U.S.A.!!!
Happy Little Accident !! Thanks, Rick!! 😂
Who need diamonds when you have rocks!…lol so beautiful,amazing
Last one is cool too
I wonder what mineral causes the botraiyadeel to be blue.... so beautiful
You should glue that piece. 4:50 😉
Those are awesome!
Rick is a great guy!
The best of guys
Fun one and great accidental gift to you.
"Lumpity, bumpity," technical rock description.. Jeannine
They're all beautiful
Beautiful!❤ I wouldn't blame you a bit if every one of them went in your collection ❤❤❤
I was so nervous about your thumbs ,you get so close to your saw but great video ❤
2nd cut looks like a galaxy.
Thanks Rick!!😊❤
11:59 😮🤯
Did you set that bug free?😢
I loved them all, even the black ones.
Wouldn’t black be included in “all”? 😂
@@AgateDad indeed it would!!
@@AgateDad indeed they would.😏👍😁
Love you're videos
Gawgeous!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
The ones that aren't your favorites, you should look at them under UV light as well.
Those are so cool!!
1st 1Then the second to last And then the last are my favorites
Nice!!! All of them. 👍👍👍
That was a nice surprise. Some real beauties.
Yes it was!
That poor bug that crawled on your neck, looked like a cicada, totally harmless. 😿👵😸
What part of Florida. I live about 2 hours away from Destin and Panama City, do you think you could find them there?
Agatized coral is the state fossil of Florida. Perhaps there are some gem and mineral societies that could tell you good sites. Google, and check with the Florida Department of State.
The one at 11:50 was my favorite!
My favorite was your favorite too! ❤
But but but..... are you still getting the rocks you originally ordered?
Of course
We just ordered some of these but smaller ones, wondering if you could share some of your favorite places to source from ?
Last one Looks Like a butterfly
Maybe 100 million years in the future something will be admiring agatized human bones
That is so unique like HOW can you choose a favourite really…
Beautiful!!!
The same one you fell in love with! I love all the excitement and laughter you display when you cut open a real beauty! It always puts a huge smile on my face.
❤❤❤ I like almost all of them!
0:30 I didn’t check all the comments…. But hoping someone mentioned what happens when you put a black light on these coral. An explosion of detail and colors. I saw Kyle do it with his flashlight uv light and woah. You would be taken back by it. You could do a whole new video just showing before and after with black light flash light
Well, I guess …I guess that the big multicoloured one at 12 min I beyond beautiful
my trypophobia killed me in this video. But loved the agtes!
How do you know the difference between a coral fossil and an agatized coral fossil, if they don’t have holes? Or do you?
Mr Grinch’s heart!