What are good places to find amber? The only time I can remember

I dunno but I heard the opaque (non see-through) ones are the most valuable in money terms. If you find any then try to sell it.

>>854508
Where I live you can find amber on the beaches by the sea. Because amber is so light it is most likely to stay ashore if it's wrapped in/trapped by seaweed, that way the waves wont carry it to sea again.
So, go to your nearest beach after a very windy day, and turn over the seaweed you can find and you might be lucky.

>>854508
Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna have some amazing specimens, the best in the world actually- well worth the trip.

>>854655
I see what you did there

>>854508
It sounds like you found hardened sap and not true Amber.
The Baltic and the Dominican Republic are famous for their Amber

>>854508
>find fresh amber
>implant your dna
>get reincarnated 50 million years from now

Sign me up friends

>>854508
it's not valuable at all

>>854752
Is there a difference? Yes, I'm looking for hardened sap then.

>>854803
That's not what I care about.

>>855211
Resinous trees like pines would probably be your best bet. I remember some bushes by my elementary school that would make big globs of sap after being trimmed. No idea what kind of bushes they were though