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Let's Rock => Fossils => Topic started by: fossilman on November 20, 2019, 10:32:26 AM
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I hound and collect Ammonite fossils in Montana.. Finally had this guy polished up, by my Uncle.. He is top Dog when polishing Ammonites... He has a few of his Ammonite fossils in the Smithsonian in DC..
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Had him leave the Ammolite on one side and take it down to the sutures on the other... The best of two worlds..
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Photos do it no justice though.. The Ammolite has lots of reds, oranges, yellows and greens..
This Ammonite is a Placenticeras meeki Boehm from the Bearpaw Shale of central Montana... Average 175,000,000 years old...
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Very nice. I especially like the way the suture pattern has been highlighted..
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OMG that is gorgeous! :Worthy:
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Oh, I wish we could see the colors you describe. I know that is very hard to photo. They are very large and have been cleaned/polished so well to show the great patterns, that is for sure!
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That is simply gorgeous. :Worthy: