dennhg123, try to express yourself without the need for big ***, WTF, ****, trippy *** adjectives. Take a look through the rules at
Gold Refining Forum Rules. My grandsons occasionally visit this site to see what papa has been rambling on about lately. Try to keep it clean and respectful.
As for your rocks, they're beautiful! You can probably make a lot more money by selling them as mineral specimens to rock collectors. Those rainbow colors are very desirable.
If you have cinnabar, do
NOT roast it!!! If you've seen liquid mercury in your pan after roasting, you've released mercury into the atmosphere and downrange of where you've roasted it. Even if you stay upwind while you're roasting, some mercury is going to settle down into whatever soil, grass, vegetation, etc. is downwind. Now if anything, or anyone walks through that area, they're going to become contaminated.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not an anti-mercury fanatic. I played with it as a kid. If you follow a few precautions, it's as safe as many of the chemicals we use in refining. But I wouldn't take any of them and cast them into the wind, to land somewhere downwind on my, or someone else's property. Roasting ores with mercury, arsenic, cadmium, etc. is vary hazardous.
Dave