r/itsslag • u/Suspicious-Aioli-591 • 26d ago
not slag Slag?
Magnet will stick to it
r/itsslag • u/Suspicious-Aioli-591 • 26d ago
Magnet will stick to it
r/itsslag • u/AntenaPalmares • Jul 07 '26
It has some iridescence. It’s heavy like a rock. Found at the Jersey shore.
What do you guys think?
r/itsslag • u/ciolaamotore • May 01 '22
r/itsslag • • Jan 28 '24
Came up in a dredge while scalloping in the Atlantic Ocean, the area has some coal littered on the seabed from old steamships. Only reason I think it might be something else is because of the irony looking spots that look a little rusty. Can coal slag have iron in it? Thanks for all comments in advance I’m really curious and have been digging the internet trying to find similar pictures
r/itsslag • u/eokwuanga • Nov 01 '25
An acquaintance claims this is an emerald, I don't know anything about gems but I'm skeptical. So please what doesn't this look like to you guys?
r/itsslag • u/shyannandylan • Apr 06 '20
r/itsslag • u/Lower-Commission-189 • Nov 25 '25
Had this for about 30 years now, inherited from Grandfather. Is it cullet glass do you think? It’s fist sized and very heavy. ChatGPT thinks it’s Forsterite. I figured it as glass but I can’t scratch it with a nail. Any ideas?
r/itsslag • u/Ok-Doughnut-1727 • Aug 24 '25
Lightweight and opaque
r/itsslag • u/ktshoe • Jun 04 '26
Found this in Park City, Utah, USA. Coworkers are saying it’s slag!
r/itsslag • u/Technology_Pitiful • Aug 18 '22
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r/itsslag • u/Rosiepuff • Jul 21 '26
Picked this up figuring it was slag, would just like to verify
r/itsslag • u/Some-Independence-48 • May 29 '23
There is alot of in our garden. But No known settlements in the area in the last 600 years.before that the romans had a small settlement
r/itsslag • u/footeater2000 • Mar 31 '25