This week's set has been posted, along with an update from last week:
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Rob
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What is it? Set 486
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Nah, Rob just throws in a trick question/trick item, now and then, to keep us on our toes, to see if we're paying attention.
Sonny
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2829 Russian hunting knife.
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Someone had donated it to a museum in Canada and they sent me the photos of it along with the pipe reamer from last week, I should have asked them about the broken tines last week.
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This one was marked as being a different type of knife.
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2829: abalone knife
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Could possibly be a 'Moqui ball', also known as Shaman Stones. If it is its about 135 million years old and has a sandstone centre and an iron oxide shell. They are used in healing and meditation. KEEP AWAY FROM WATER as they dissolve.
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I like this idea though the owner said that a magnet would not stick to it, but I will pass this along to him nonetheless.
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Rob
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I have a pair of these and magnets don't stick to them either. FWIW the picture looks like a 'male' Moqui and should be used with a 'female' Moqui.
Zav
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Is it possible that 2831 is an undersea manganese nodule? That would appear as a dark, nonmagnetic, "metal".
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I don't know but will tell the owner this theory. Thanks
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I'm leaning towards this being the correct answer but I don't know if there is a way we can be one hundred percent sure about it.