Help identifying a stone I found

[AromaniaFTW]

Just because you acknowledged it, doesn't mean you're the only one who got it

but it's worth acknowledging
DUH

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[Nitro_Weavile]

It's meth

[halcynthis]

Try scraping it on other minerals or something, maybe you can figure out it's hardness and use that to help identify it.

I'm not sure if this is good enough, but it appears to easily scratch the side of a plastic disposable lighter and not glass.

[Epicduke]

I'm not sure if this is good enough, but it appears to easily scratch the side of a plastic disposable lighter and not glass.

Try seeing what can scratch it also.

[halcynthis]

Try seeing what can scratch it also.

The side of my pliers managed to put a scratch in it, but glass didn't appear to scratch it

[*FacePalm*]

its just coal
looks exactly like the coal i find dug up in my backyard

[TeslaCoil]

Craft a furnace and cook some porkchops

[AromaniaFTW]

powerlevel mining then buy iron and powerlevel smithing with cannonballs

[Little Anarchist]

powerlevel mining then buy iron and powerlevel smithing with cannonballs

Then kill rock crabs with your cannon :)

[Niff]

Looks like a volcanic rock or obsidian.

[AdinX]

its just coal
looks exactly like the coal i find dug up in my backyard

Too shiny for coal.

[Nexus]

Sounds like mica

Pretty common, easily breakable rock
Comes in various colors and levels of shininess

[Headcrab Zombie]

Too shiny for coal.

I've seen coal samples IRL, some of the grades can be very shiny

Sounds like mica

Isn't mica like
flat, and easy peelable layers?
Pictures don't look like that

[devildogelite]

Pretty sure it's anthracite coal. Anthracite coal is shiny, it also has the same streak color.

[Headcrab Zombie]

Pretty sure it's anthracite coal. Anthracite coal is shiny, it also has the same streak color.

I saw that same picture too; the filename says siderite
The only source I could find for coal streak color said black