The Southeast Asian Treasure Connection
SEA Finds Board => What is it? => Topic started by: joe on July 07, 2010, 04:39:34 PM
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any idea who buy this kind of stone ???
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Joe that color blue is that a stone or a GEM :) :) :)
If that is a gem you need to use POLARISCOPE :) :) :)
for me joe it's hard to identify precious stones or gems if you cannot see it in personal or hold it :) :) :)
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Sadly your pics are so out of focus its hard to see "stones" to be able to give an opinion. but vaguely, the dark stone just looks like a well rounded pebble from a river (?) the colored stones need a much clearer pic to identify them...
so can you oblige? Unless other members have already seen stone similar...??
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HOW MUCH?...
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any idea who buy this kind of stone ???
Hmmmmm.... I think that stones has a value :) :) :)
I think sir A_09 knows of what kind of stones you found ;D ;D ;D
nice found Joe :) :) :)
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Hey angel,,,,
We need auction here?,,not sothebys but we could do in our own hammer...Whats the starting price of this pebble?
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Well Gener,
If the owner wants to sell it through bidding, let's wait for him to give the starting bid.
But he needs to give the physical details so that others may 'see' the items.
Ex.
1. Physical dimensions
2. opacity
3. density
4. specific gravity
5. weight
6. hardness in Mohs scale
Angel
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:) thank you for your interest on the stones....i will take clear picture on it and weight each of them sir :)
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??? dscn1265 with asterize engraved ???
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Joe,
To have a better view of the engraving, cover the stone (asterisk) with white paper and use pencil to get its image. The outer portion of the image will be 'stenciled' and the deep etch will be left, so the image will be transfered to the paper. We can enlarge it for better viewing and interpretation.
Angel
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thank you sir,any value sir on picture 1258 and 1263 ???
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Hi Joe,
Definitely they have values. If those stones were taken underneath the ground, as hidden object, then there must be a purpose. You need to determine through assay what kind of material they are made. BTW, the smaller one looks like a replica of a fruit, a 'makopa'...it seems.
If you will sell it, first you need to provide the buyers with identification of that stone and the amount you wish to sell it.
Regards,
Angel
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Well that is a marker,,,
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picture 1258 is like a giant bulb without the screw thread ,with 7inch diameter ???
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kindly PM me the fair amount that you can offer and i would let the people know,thank you ;)
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Well that is a marker,,,
i just hope that this stones are treasure itself that you are looking for coz as what i remember from the advice of other th experts i met in the net and also in personal they have same conclusion that its only a marker.
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???how about this one ???
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???how about this one ???
i have similar stone like this one found in the cave I'll post the photo later...
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Yeah its a similar stone we've found in the river before. They say it has a diamond inside but when we break it, nothing but marbles.
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those are markers that will signal that the main item is of a sliding type deposit. those circular rocks or marbles looks like and resemble the size of an egg or perhaps smaller.
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is it a man made stone? did the japs use this as a marker?
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what is not natural below is always man-made. yes. it is man-made
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this is the stones that found by my co-THr's brother in the cave. we will going to explore that cave after the typhoon labuyo.