Maury Mountain Moss Agate Lapidary Cutting Rough Chunk Big Diggins Agate this driftwood had shellfish larvae

this driftwood had shellfish larvae called Terado

You will get the exact fossils photographed

These are smaller thundereggs

I believe this may have been from Washington State

For a long time the coprolite from this formation was thought to be pseudo-coprolite

Maury Mountain Moss Agate Lapidary Cutting Rough Chunk Big Diggins Agate this driftwood had shellfish larvaeMaury Mountain Moss Agate is an old stock Oregon Moss Agate and is generally what became the classic definition of a Moss Agate. It is generally composed of well defined multi color moss, and often takes a great polish. It has long since been mostly depleted, with only the occasional chunk being found at the now public digs. This old Oregon classic is getting pretty hard to find. Weight: Approx 4 lbs 12 oz Measurements (inches longest approx): 11 x 4.