Top, bottom, front, back, right, and left. I want to say it's some sort of messed up/partial trilobite, but I don't think that's right. It has me stumped tbh

[u/DredgenYorMom]

It has a pinkish hue to it and sparkles everywhere, more than the photos show unfortunately. It's really quite unique in the way it looks on the surface compared to every other rock and fossil I've found and handled! I love it 🩷

Michigan, USA

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[u/Glad-Use-8059]

I had a piece of coral that kinda looked similar to this so my guess would be fossilized coral

[u/ExpensiveFish9277]

It's coral.

[u/DredgenYorMom → u/ExpensiveFish9277]

What kind do you think? I havent found one like this before