Good evening listoids,
What is the general market price (per gram) for NWA CO3s? I have some that
i would like to trade in for some Sutter's Mill.
Thanks
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Hi all,
I have posted 4 times to the list in the last 2 days and none of the
posts have appeared. I have just posted two test posts and both have
appeared straight away. So i tried again trying to repost one of my
previous posts and it has not been posted. The only thing that i can
think of is
Guido,
Please read it again. All I said is that the new regs make minimal changes on
past law. I don't doubt that the BLM will be looking for opportunities to make
their point. But the policy states virtually nothing new other than the more
restrictive poundage limitation. Everything else
Sorry Norm. Your take on the BLM being some kind of begnign overseer who will
look the other way couldn't be farther from the truth. Just wait till the next
highly publicized fall amd someone admits to picking up something significant
from public land. The BLM will be all over him/her like
I and a dozen met list members are on his robot spam list. I would
like to let him know that his address book has been compromised.
Elton
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Crescent Mars
European Space Agency
1 October 2012
The sight of the crescent Moon hanging in the sky above Earth is a
familiar one, but this image taken by ESA's Rosetta spacecraft as it
passed by the Red Planet in February 2007 captures the
Hey, List Members!
This is just a quick note to remind you about The 22nd Annual Rock, Gem,
Mineral, Jewelry Show Sale this weekend (Saturday and Sunday) in Lexington,
KY! The members of the Rockhounds of Central Kentucky (ROCK!) have done a lot
of hard work preparing for another great show.
http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/news/whatsnew/index.cfm?FuseAction=ShowNewsNewsID=1363
Inspection of Rock Target 'Bathurst Inlet'
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
October 1, 2012
On Sol 54 (Sept. 30, 2012), Curiosity used two tools at the end of its
arm to inspect two targets on an angular rock called
Oct. 1, 2012
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Hello Meteorite-List Friends,
Here is another free public lecture at the UA's Lunar Planetary Lab
that might be of interest especially to those in the Tucson area (see
below).
Have you ever wondered where pre-solar grains come from and how they
were incorporated into meteorites of our
Hello Meteorite-List Friends,
Here is another free public lecture at the UA's Lunar Planetary Lab
that might be of interest especially to those in the Tucson area (see
below).
Have you ever wondered where pre-solar grains come from and how they
were incorporated into meteorites of our
Hello Norm,
I beleive that was 25 pounds a day, now 10 pounds a year.
Science and Commerical users now require permits. Casual hunters not
allowed to sell. Hmmm. Permit processes can take 185 days.
I'd say that's significant.
Jim
On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 10:17 PM, Count Deiro
Jim all,
Commercial users always had to have permits. Permits always took their
time. This is not new Rockhounders were always prohibited from commercial
endeavors. This is not new. Meteorite hunters were lumped in with
rockhounders
until now. The only real change that I can see is the
The gem and mineral collectors among us should
keep an eye out for these stolen specimens. Also,
people dealing in this any sort of valuable material
should take care.
$2 Million In Gems, Gold Stolen From Mariposa
Museum, October 1, 2012, CBS News, Sacremento.
Hi List. My updates for the month of October 2012 are completed.
***NOTE: Don't forget the Orionids meteor shower that will peak this month
October 20-21, 2012 More info by clicking the link below.
www.ctreasurescwonders.com
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The Black Hole Mystery Video of the Month --- A great video
sad, I was just there a few months ago, I wonder if they got the two
meteorites?
if anyone offers the oroville iron or chilcoot (spelling), then they are stolen,
Michael Farmer
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On Oct 1, 2012, at 8:36 PM, Paul H. oxytropidoce...@cox.net wrote:
The gem and mineral
Here is a nice description of its procurement:
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=FA0E10FD3B581B7A93C7A9178CD85F458884F9
Paul Gessler
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I disagree Norm,
I'm not a commercial hunter. All the meteorites I find, I keep. But If I sell
someday sell one stone (0.05% of the total I find), I'm considered a commercial
hunter. If I trade one stone in a thousand, I'm considered a commercial hunter
and I have to spend 5, 10 or 15
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