Would you believe...???

I found this on my shelf, in a yellow envelope, so I decided to post it...

This one may be the 5 ounce Silver version of the Copper one above...

I realize that most of what I write is very hard to believe but...

It's not like I haven't given what I write, plenty of thought...

I have a very active Brain with a Wild imagination, and I blame everything on that...

I don't blame myself, I blame what I think...

When I was Working, and only had a few hours to sleep before being back to work, I'd have to listen to Talk Radio to fall asleep...

I was listening to Art Bell on Coast to Coast Radio for many years...

The more interesting the Guests and Topics were, the faster I'd fall asleep...

There's no telling what my Brain picked up while I was sleeping...

Lately, I've been falling asleep watching Old Western Movies...

It seems like all the Actors who made it Big, started out as a Television Cowboy...

I love it when they would pay 5 Cents for a Cold Beer, because if you multiply that Nickel by 100 Fold, it equals 5 of today's Fiat Dollars, which is today's cost of a Cold Beer at places, that fits in perfectly with the 100 to 1 Exchange Rate I've been writing about...

Not all of the movies showed a 100 to 1 loss of Spending Power, because Writers found it hard to think it terms of lower costs, so they kind of pushed it closer to their Present...

To those People, a Nickel Coin represented Five Cents, and a person could buy a lot of things for even a Penny...

When my Mother was a Little Girl, she would want this and she would want that, and the Store Keeper once said, "How much do you want for an F-ing Penny...???"

No one liked carrying around the Heavy Silver Dollars in their Pockets...

I use to get Silver Dollars at the Bank for One Dollar each...

That's back when we used Silver Certificates...

But they were mostly on the One Dollar Notes...

I went to the Bank with 50 Paper Dollars and asked for 50 Silver Dollars...

Guess what the Teller did...

She handed me 50 Silver Dollars...

At the time, I was searching for Carson City Mint Marks...

I never did find one in Circulation, but I did end up with some pretty rare Silver Dollars...

Anyway...

I'm not sure why I even mentioned any of the above...

Seems, I have no control over what my fingers type on the keyboard...

Lucky for you, I like typing about Silver, Gold, Platinum and Palladium...

Wouldn't it be something if that Silvery Stuff that came from the Heavy Brown Rock, contained a Couple of the "6" Platinum Group Metals...???

The only Metal I know for sure that's in the Heavy Brown Rock is the Copper...

All the rest is a Mystery to me, including that Orange Stuff...

The above Photo seems to show 5 different layers of something...

This one is a close up, of the one below...

Once the Brown was removed from the Blue Solution, I added Distilled Water and put the Metal Plate back in the Glass, and the Orange Stuff started to appear over night...

I took the Metal Plate out of the Glass and let it dry out...

I was impressed with all the Orange Stuff that appeared on the Brown Copper...

When I finally went back to the Glass, it had a lot of the Orange Stuff at the Bottom, so I used a Coffee Filter to Dump it into and let dry...

There was still a lot of Orange that made it through the Coffee Filter, which makes me think it was Microscopic...

Your guess is as good as mine, as to what that Orange Stuff is...lol...

I know what I want it to be, but it could be Rust, for all I know...

But why would Rust, stick to the Brown Stuff...???

Wouldn't it be amazing, if it turns out to be Gold...???

It could be that the Gold was mixed in with the Copper, and when I dissolved the Copper, it released the Gold...

I must have been very tiny, because I saw none of it in the Blue Solution...

But after adding the Distilled Water, perhaps they all started to Cling together...

I really don't know what happened, because it all happened over night...

Whatever it is, is sure looks pure...

And yes, I know where I picked up the Heavy Brown Rock, just in case...

What you see, on the Metal Plate is only a small fraction of what the Heavy Brown Rock Contains...

The Circles were formed by Bubbles...

Wouldn't it be something if that White Layer turns out to be Rhodium...???

Rhodium is supposed to be the Whitest of Metals...

And what about the Stuff that's just above the White layer...???

The layer above it, seems more like Silver to me...

And yet, I can only guess...


I used a small Magnet to remove the small pile of Dark Stuff...

There are also some small Dark Colored Stuff that was not moved by the Magnet...

Wouldn't it be nice if the Sample Rock contained Twenty to Forty Thousand Ounces of Gold per Ton of Ore...???

Again, your guess is probably as good as mine...

It keeps me thinking, that's for sure...

I'm curious about your thoughts...

My last post showed more pictures, if you're interested...

Let me know if you have any Questions or Concerns...