[Nhrockhounds (OP)]

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Can I get some assistance identifying these 2 rocks?

I think they are the same mineral, but have no clue what rock/mineral they are...

What is the name of this rock/mineral please?

[chris]

Please tell us where you found them, in what context and any other information that make help us to make a diagnosis.

[Nhrockhounds (OP)]

Please tell us where you found them, in what context and any other information that make help us to make a diagnosis.

Thanks!
They were found in Plymouth, NH in the forest in a brook that runs through glacial gravel deposits from the last ice age.

[RD]

Possibly crinoid fossils ?

Silurian New Hampshire was home to creatures like brachiopods, bryozoans, corals, crinoids, and trilobites ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paleontology_in_New_Hampshire#Prehistory

[chris]

What a fabulous photograph, @RD

[Bill S]

What a fabulous photograph,

What a fabulous specimen!   Must be an emoticon for envy, somewhere,

[RD]

Just to make it clear: I haven't enhanced the OP's photo to bring out detail,
I've just superimposed a crinoid-fossil image on top of part of it, for comparison ...