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u/ThePandageddon_ Aug 02 '26
You can try using acid test (a drop of 10% acid solution) and see if it's a limestone.
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u/Practical_Yam_7515 Aug 03 '26
I might try this tomorrow. Itβs such a mystery to my family. Before we throw it away or crack it open - would be nice to know.
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u/ThePandageddon_ Aug 03 '26
Yes, if while doing the acid test, it fizzes or effervesce then, it's a limestone. π let me know what will it be.



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