I had the same experience. Again, my collection was modest as well, but
didn't have any trouble putting it on my home owner's insurance. I suspect
a sizeable collection would be treated differently.
Frank Prochaska
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Dear List Members,
Some auctions by kayunwar are ending in about 2 days, including some great
FUSION CRUSTED complete individuals from the Sahara, a nice 4.8g partslice
of DaG 573 (L4-W2-S3), a 10.4g El Arouss slice (L-IMB), a beautifully 4.9g
crusted endcut of HaH 299 (H6-W2-S2), a 13 piece lot
Good Morning All...
I have a modest offering of incredibly rare meteorites ending on eBay
tonight at ridiculously low prices.
Just follow the link below and scroll down the page.
http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPageuserid=catchafallingstar.com
Thanks for looking and
Hello List,
i have a new rare LL3 Chondrite for sale, it's NWA 3189 (provisional)
Here i offer a few beautiful slices, loadet with chondrules! If you are
interested take a look here:
http://www.gi-po.de/ebayfolder/shop/ll3list/ll3.htm
It's a very unusual meteorite, it consists of clasts of
The best insurance...2 dogs and a shotgun. Several other dealers have
the same as I; some with heavier artillery!
But I need something my wife can fire :)
Matt Morgan
Frank Prochaska wrote:
I had the same experience. Again, my collection was modest as well, but
didn't have any trouble
Thanks for these updates Ron. It's really fascinating to see these new
Martian vistas and this is quite a remarkable shot when you download the
larger version. Did anyone notice the big Hot Cross Bun
(http://images.google.com.au/images?hl=enq=hot%20cross%20bun) rock in the
top right background on
Hi Matt and all,
Matt Morgan wrote:
The best insurance...2 dogs and a shotgun.
Matt, your ruining the surprise for would be thiefs. I am sure there are
others who have this sort of security. Heck with the dogs beware of the
owner :-)
Good insurance
--AL Mitterling
On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 07:45:13 -0600, you wrote:
The best insurance...2 dogs and a shotgun. Several other dealers have
the same as I; some with heavier artillery!
But I need something my wife can fire :)
Matt Morgan
That's all well and good until your dogs get a taste for meteorites and when
http://news.uzreport.com/uzb.cgi?lan=eid=14645
Crater left by huge meteorite 11 million years ago found in Uzbekistan
Uz Report
July 11, 2006
Uzbek geologists found a large object clearly illustrating the
collision of a large meteorite with the Earth, press-uz.info reported.
The meteorite
http://www.kansas.com/mld/kansas/news/state/15013424.htm
1,430 pound meteorite joins Cosmosphere collection
Associated Press
July 11, 2006
HUTCHINSON, Kan. - The Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center has
added a 1,430-pound meteorite that fell in Kiowa County about
2,000 years ago to its
I have over 50 meteorites ending tonight on ebay, some
great items!
All but one listed starting at one cent!
Some examples and key items:
NWA 2977, rare GABBRO Lunar meteorite with Zagami-like
fusion crust. This is the piece for any collector,
absolutely gorgeous fusion crust along one side.
Good afternoon list.I have 5 ongoing auctions with all buy it nows.I have
a 32 gram slice of ROOSEVELT COUNTY 080,a 14 gram slice of ROOSEVELT
COUNTY 089,A 40 gram slice of SPADE,TEXAS,also a 46 gram slice of
UMBARGER,TEXAS,and finally a 98.8 gram endcut of NWA 3080.This is the only
stone left of
Hi All,
I knew I had seen that feature somewhere, but I could not remember at the time.
Anyway I found it. It was in a 0.334g oriented Bensour individual I
have in my collection.
Here are three pics of the piece. While on an entirely different
scale, both in size and class, it does have a
Hi Ron, list -
Perhaps this was a comet fragment. The date lines up
well with Clube and Napier's observed 26 million year
chaotic period for injection.
I suppose we'll have to await formal publication to
see exactly what hit -
all the best -
ED
--- Ron Baalke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list.I was wondering if there are any schools,research centers,or
any scientific labs that could use a few small meteorite fragments for
donation?I have .03 grams of DHOFAR 017.It is just an ordinary
chondrite,but it is classified.Please email me offlist.The first one gets
it.
I know of a collector who was paying a annual premium that was 1%
of the decared collection value.
The collectors collection is valued $1,000,000 + . So the insuring
costs can get pretty high.
You can get some decent vaults for $10K
Bob
I was wondering how many private collections are
Hi Steve,
I appreciate your offer but what do you suppose anyone would do with .03g? It
isn't worth the postage stamp. .03 is maybe a typo?
Bill
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From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello list.I was wondering if there are any
--- David Weir [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/metsoc2006/pdf/5288.pdf
Interestingly, in the same abstract, results of new
O-isotopic studies
have determined that NWA 1054 is not an acapulcoite
as it is presently
classified, but is likely paired with the
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Does that mean that Tafassasset is not a brachinite
after all, and we are
back to the original classification done in Paris, a
CR6?
Inquiring minds...
from last news Tafassasset its a metal rich primitive
achondrite like
similar to my...4 dogs and 5 guns.
Matteo
--- Matt Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
The best insurance...2 dogs and a shotgun. Several
other dealers have
the same as I; some with heavier artillery!
But I need something my wife can fire :)
Matt Morgan
Frank Prochaska wrote:
and of this what you say?
http://www.mcomemeteorite.it/images/SikhoteAlingr.2162.JPG
Matteo
--- Martin Horejsi [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha
scritto:
Hi All,
I knew I had seen that feature somewhere, but I
could not remember at the time.
Anyway I found it. It was in a 0.334g oriented
Bensour
On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 16:37:45 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Hello list.I was wondering if there are any schools,research centers,or
any scientific labs that could use a few small meteorite fragments for
donation?I have .03 grams of DHOFAR 017.It is just an ordinary
chondrite,but it is classified.Please
At 06:08 PM 7/11/2006, Darren Garrison wrote:
On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 16:37:45 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Hello list.I was wondering if there are any schools,research centers,or
any scientific labs that could use a few small meteorite fragments for
donation?I have .03 grams of DHOFAR 017.It is just an
Mark and all,
What is the story on this meteorite.
Someone paid big bucks for it. Is it or is it not a meteorite.
Steve Schoner
AMS
IMCA #4470
-- MARK BOSTICK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Steve,
I haven't heard back on this yet. As soon as I do I will let you know.
If
I do hear
Hello Steve,
I am not sure why you keep e-mailing me and the list on this. I did not sell
or purchase it. I noted if I get news I will report, I have not gotten any
news on it. To the best of my knowledge, it has not been cut yet.
I do imagine it is a meteorite. I just wanted to test it a
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