Unexplained Mysteries writes “This man discovers that this doorstep is actually an ancient relic worth a fortune. This man finds out this old doorstop is worth a fortune.
Over the years people have made incredible discoveries in places that you would expect. One of these was made over 30 years ago in Michigan. A man called Mazuk noticed that when buying a farm in Michigan back in 1988, he noticed there was a large stone holding open a shed door. At the time he didn’t think much of it and just thought it was an ordinary rock. A few minutes had passed and he wanted to know if the farmer who was living there knew anything about it. He asked him if he had any idea what that rock was as he had never seen anything like it before. However the farmer at the time said that it was nothing special.”
m99
I’ve always loved rocks. I wouldn’t be too attached to this one though, & happy to sell it, perhaps pay off the farm. Thanks for posting this about the meteorite.
Asheim
I had a rock collection as a child, love rocks too.
m99
Cool. I like gem stones too. Have a few, a very few. 🙂
Denise F
I have filled my flowerbed with rocks that I’ve picked up here and there. I love metal detecting and found many cool rocks while out on ‘the hunt’. Many times I’ve wondered if I’m sitting on a native American carving or some other valuable piece.
Lisa B
I’m a big rock collector. They say you should be careful about taking them because you never know what’s attached to them. So always cleanse them! My latest rock is from the DMZ zone in South Korea! My wish is to have one from Scotland. I’m into the gemstones as well!
m99
My mother used to say I have rocks in my head. Since she wouldn’t let me go on vacation to West Texas( Big Bend) with my friends (I was in High School, they were in college) they brought a ‘boulder’ back for me. It was a beautiful smooth stone at about 12″ x 12″. I put it in the flower bed and admired it for years. I planted flowers around it. 🙂 I’ve been wanting a drusy, but never see one that I’m over the top about.
Jon W
I believe that Ripley ‘s Believe it or Not published a story about a door stop in Franklin North Carolina that turned out to be the world’s largest Ruby.
Makes you want to notice what holds people’s doors open.