Metal ore slab or meteorite

[Samboelrod]

Please tell me what you think. I thought it was a broken sandstone slab. But to my surprise it was heavy and broken on one side revealing metallic patterning incased in copper maybe.

 

[Yggdrasil]

Please tell me what you think. I thought it was a broken sandstone slab. But to my surprise it was heavy and broken on one side revealing metallic patterning incased in copper maybe.

Hard to say without further information.
Where was it found, density and so on.
It looks like it has been cut/machined or similar.
If it is indeed metal, find a place and have it tested with a XRF.

 

[Yggdrasil]

Please tell me what you think. I thought it was a broken sandstone slab. But to my surprise it was heavy and broken on one side revealing metallic patterning incased in copper maybe.

Hmm I see you have posted this in the Rogues Gallery.
This where all the dubious untrusted posts end up.

 

[BGDOCK]

Edit: time for more coffee

 

[minero74]

It looks very interesting
and You will need further more testing
there is a guy in Canada that if you send him the pictures and Him can tell you if it is.
a meteorite or not.

I try to find info about that person
so You can send him those pictures.

I will show You pictures of one of my meteorites.
this one is 7 1/2 pounds.

 

[RLand]

Strongly suggest slag from furnace.

Rob.

 

[Yggdrasil]

Strongly suggest slag from furnace.

Rob.

Welcome to us

 

[goldshark]

Please tell me what you think. I thought it was a broken sandstone slab. But to my surprise it was heavy and broken on one side revealing metallic patterning incased in copper maybe.

Looks more like a piece of Lead/Zinc replacement ore in limestone. Is it magnetic? If so, it could be Magnetite. Another way to test is for a Whitmenstat pattern. I doubt it is a meteorite by its shape, but who knows, until you have it authenticated, which you will not get at this forum.