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A common brass-yellow mineral consisting of iron disulfide, noted for its metallic luster and historically known for deceiving prospectors who mistook it for gold.

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"During the gold rush, many inexperienced miners filled their pans with shimmering flakes of fool's gold, only to learn later that their findings were virtually worthless."

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fool's gold
iron pyrite

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