probably all common but I don’t know

[rylan 32]

Just random

[Haderly 99]

That is a broad collection. Fairly common but that should not take away from the value to you. You might want to get a UV light and do some night hunting for Yooperlites. They are pretty ugly in daylight but fluoresce really well.

https://www.yooperlites.com/how-to-find-yooperlites.html

[rylan 32]

Thanks Haderly for the advice and link!

[Morlock 1,791]

Will any UV light work? Or are you talking about long wave, short wave?

[fuss 41]

Where were these found? Looks like nothing of any value there but I would think they would tumble quite nicely.

[fuss 41]

2 hours ago, Morlock said:

Will any UV light work? Or are you talking about long wave, short wave?

You need a long wave for yooperlites.

[rylan 32]

Upper Michigan south shore of superior. I just love the beauty of them not looking for money. Maybe bragging rights if I found something rare or unusual. Thanks for response.

[fuss 41]

Ya you should be able to find yooperlites there. I suggest do a little research on what to keep an eye out for because like Haderly said some of the more interesting stuff might not look all that great initially laying there in a pile next to other common but colorful, sparkling wet beach rocks. Lake Superior agates are a good example, on the outside they can look pretty UN-interesting but on the inside they can be a work of art.

 

 

[rylan 32]

That’s gorgeous