So in order to prove your point, you have provided a provenance for your picture, some source, some info about what it is and where it came from, and how we can know it's genuine . . . whoops, no.

I'm sure you're aware that coal consists of many layers of plants and animals -- layers that take a lot of time to form. Coal deposits have been studied the world over, as other types of sedimentary layers have been. The main issue here is not whether coal can be formed quickly, but whether the things we see in natural coal layers (many, many layers of fossils showing faunal succession for example) could be formed quickly.

Do you have any other evidence to present here? I'd like to see more concrete evidence for a 6000 year old earth and Biblical creation, but we can talk about how old coal is for now if that's what you'd like.