One of a kind sandstone rare formation have asked several experts out there its

Found years ago on the Oregon Coast, thought it was trash at first honestly saw an edge and thought it was a frisbee maybe lol. Definitely not trash! I still have not found an answer as to what it might be for certain any insight is welcome! I have had guesses from a jellyfish that was buried and dried out this way to a possible fossul, to a random sandstone formation. It has kept my imagination alive thats for sure, you wont find another like this is all I am confident about. It is very hard and the size of a large dinner plate. Really interesting piece great for any rockhound, geologist, nature lover, or general collector of stones and minerals. Price is firmas it is one I am not so ready to give away unless it is appreciated. If you know what it is or have any insight it could definitely score you a discount however ;). This is naturally formed 100 percent as it was when found.