Hi list:
Just updated my site and added a few new listings. Only have 2
complete, thin and transparent slices of Albin left at great prices.
http://www.mhmeteorites.com
Hope to hear from you!
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I just received my copy of the Jim Schwade Meteorite Collection
catalog...WOW! Totally worth the 19.00. Dozens of color photos and a
very professional layout. Get one, you will really enjoy it. Blaine
Reed has them for 19.00, shipping incl (US).
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Oman that weep red liquid when exposed to humdity (typically
above 45%). SAU 001 is one.
Matt Morgan
harlan trammell wrote:
they sweat and ooz liquid
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Dave, Dave...
Why not just buy from dealer's websites like the ol days? You know,
you do not always HAVE to pay what is asked (even at Wal-Fart). Try
bargaining. Most of us relish in it!
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Dave Harris wrote
Please have a look. Nice THIN slice with some crust and shock veins.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=250056998892
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I saw the piece this weekend and it is a beauty. Picked up a nice 68
gram slice for myself. Get it while you can, there isn't much!
Best,
Matt Morgan
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Am stuck at home in 3 feet of snow, and want to make some sales. If you
see something on my site that you've wanted all year and were afraid to
ask, please email me with ANY offers. Really, I may go for it to get the
piece off the tax books!
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CHONDRITES, L-CHONDRITES, L5,
BASZKËWKA, MOUNT TAZERZAIT, TJEREBON,
*Bibliographic Code:*
1998Met.4Q..12P
Matt Morgan
Dave Harris wrote:
Hi,
Looking at that excellent slice of Baszkowka on http://www.polandmet
com/gfx_special/baszkowka1.htm I am struck by the visual similarity
Who bought it for acool million?? Museum?
Matt
Darren Garrison wrote:
...a 1,400-pound space rock that resembles a massive, slightly rotting yam.
Ugly is only skin deep, however. This monstrosity sold for a cool million.
AWESOME video!
http://www.myfoxcolorado.com/myfox/
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? Surely your
cameras caught this monster?
Michael Farmer
My mouth is still hanging open.
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Real? Yesit is definitely real, but probably a Russian Soyuz rocket.
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are visible on one end.
Pyrite doesn't hold a magnet.
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How long does it take to be considered paleo? All the means is old.
Please shed some light on this for me...
Matt Morgan
Mr EMan wrote:
The Sardis Stone in Georgia is also a paleo meteorite
well Paleo find I believe there is a smidgen of iron
within the 12-20ft(?) diameter shale ball.
Elton
of the terminology issue.
Matt Morgan
David Weir wrote:
Since the new category of relict (or fossil) meteorites was adopted by
the Nomenclature Committee only this past October, I would imagine there
are likely other relict meteorites in our collections which have not
been so designated. The definition
as many meteorites and enthusiasts you can handle in a
week's time.
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Dave Schultz wrote:
Greetings. I have a room at The Red Roof Inn on West
Ina for $100.00 a night, very clean, and my car rental
is $150.00 for the four days that I will be in Tucson.
If you want a half way decent
Hi Gary:
Are you certain those are Fe-Ni veins? I had a good chunk of NB and the
only veins were Fe-Oxides, in particular, hematite. NB is a pretty
weathered H5; I remeber it was coated with a several-mm-thick rind of
shale and a good amount of caliche.
Blaine Reed had/has the main mass, and
into a shock vein during the higher temp stage of atmospheric
entry?
Would hematite? I don't know how to explain this as I am relatively new to
observing
details of slices and am only stating what I see.
Any enlightenment would be very welcome.
Gary
On 14 Jan 2007 at 15:26, Matt Morgan wrote
of slices and am only stating what I see.
Any enlightenment would be very welcome.
Gary
On 14 Jan 2007 at 15:26, Matt Morgan wrote:
Hi Gary:
Are you certain those are Fe-Ni veins? I had a good chunk of NB and the
only veins were Fe-Oxides, in particular, hematite. NB is a pretty
weathered
gram individual Fleming, CO for $476, a 14.5 g
individual Holbrook collected in the 1930's for $7.35, a 10.5 g Norton
County for $10.50, a 1.6 g Pasamonte frag for $3.00, and a 1,086 g
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No ideawho has the number?
Matt
Good health,
Doug
PS, Matt, 1965? for how much did H.H. sell his collection to Arizona in
1960?
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be wrong, but I believe Matt Morgan published a book not
long ago - PERHAPS on The Meteorites of Colorado or the like.
Might be wrong.
Michael
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be wrong, but I believe Matt Morgan published a book not
long ago - PERHAPS on The Meteorites of Colorado or the like.
Might be wrong.
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deciding what to do with
their meteorite, but wanted it to serve an educational purpose.
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I have a few auctions ending in about 4 hours with no reserve. Please
have a look.
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZmhmeteoritesQQhtZ-1
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Just cleaned out my garage and found a pretty nice 24.6 kg Campo. Had
it for over a year. Will let it go at 35/kilo.
You pay shipping.
Images here:
http://mhmeteorites.com/images/campo_24-6.JPG
http://mhmeteorites.com/images/campo_24-6-2.JPG
Thanks,
Matt Morgan
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Need to raise some capital, so I am accepting any and all offers for my
756g oriented Millbillillie pictured here
http://mhmeteorites.com/museum_gallery.html
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Hi list:
I picked up a nice piece of Akwanga in Tucson, but the class is listed
as H. Anyone have additional info on this meteorite?
That is all that is listed in the C of M as well.
Thanks,
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Thanks Bernd. I just saw a piece on Schooler's website and it is listed
as an H3-4. It is a beautifully brecciated meteorite, reminiscent of
Zag and Abbott. Any idea where John Schooler got his classification?
Matt Morgan
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Matt wrote:
I picked up a nice piece
I go with Ruben...I have a Gibeon that looks almost identical to this.
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Martin Altmann wrote:
But how did that Canyon Diablo found its way to Oregon??
Buckleboo!
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of the piece where the olivine would come off. I
thought it was pretty ugly and removed the lacquer. Would rather have a
missing crystal than a blob of lacquer! Yuck.
Matt Morgan
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doctor death wrote:
I've recenly bought a 14 gram Fukang on ebay. While it wasn't apparrent
Can anyone point me to a site with how to do this? Thanks,
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I second that. Very good news today!
Matt Morgan
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Sabrina and Rebekah most kindly informed us:
... two more surgeries down the road, but he
seems to have made a huge turn for the better.
Great news!
Wonderful news!
Whoever you believe in, .. let's continue
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It is not true...therre have been a few 500+g pieces, many 100g, and
alot of 20g+.
matt
Bruce Yankewitz wrote:
Seems to me that virtually all of the New Orleans meteorite to reach
the collector market has been in almost indentical, crumb-sized
pieces. Anyone know why this is so?
Bruce
I've updated my site with some new items including Lost City, Claxton,
Johnstown and others. Have a look!
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It was a big typo. The slice was 11 KILOgrams.
Matt Morgan
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Dave Harris wrote:
Hi,
My Dad (who lives 1/2 the year in Florida to escape our dour winters) sent
me a cutting from the Wall Street Journal dated 13 May 2006 - with a small
article on meteorites and the prices
Interesting article :)
1,000/gram for Thiel Mountains? I think not. Which Lunars now SELL for
25k/g? None I can think of. Anyone?
Matt Morgan
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P.S. My Thiel Mts is less than 300/g.
Darren Garrison wrote:
At least, according to this article.
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Finally finished it...
http://www.mhmeteorites.com/Colorado Meteorites.kmz
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I sent a bad link, try this one:
http://www.mhmeteorites.com/Colorado_Meteorites.kmz
Or Jeff Grossman's which looks more up-to-date :)
http://tin.er.usgs.gov/meteor/index.php?sea=coloradosfor=placesstype=containslrec=5map=gegoog=yes
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on file.
Dear Walter:
Golden is a lovely town. I am a great fan of the hot springs at nearby
Indian Springs.
I'm not sure if this has already been mentioned, but if you don't
already own a copy, may I recommend The Handbook of Colorado
Meteorites, by our very own Matt Morgan
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
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Mike:
You may be able to touch the pieces, but it is illegal to remove them
from Norway.
Which is a real bummer. Be careful.
Matt
Michael Farmer wrote:
Just a quick note to the list,
Bob Haag, Robert Ward and Myself are on our way to
Norway and other parts unkown right now. We are
half-way
I cannot, but I've spoken with 2 Norwegian's who hunt artifacts there
and they assure me you cannot legally remove items of natural history
without permit. This is hearsay, but I trust their word.
Matt
Göran Axelsson wrote:
Interesting, can you site any Norwegian laws?
Regards, Göran
Matt
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, dealers won't list them. But we have a lot of small pieces that
come off from cutting or splitting. And if it is rare material, most
will custom cut.
Matt Morgan
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tracy latimer wrote:
I agree with you on the micromount issue. There are a couple of
notable major Ebay sellers
board member, I
would expect more courtesy from a person like you. The
fact that you are a board member is one main reason
why I will not join the IMCA. Matt Morgan also posted
that it was illegal to remove meteorites from Norway
when I posted that we had found one, which is not true
of course
that it was illegal.
Looks pretty cut and dry to me.
Matt Morgan mmorgan at mhmeteorites.com
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Michael Farmer wrote:
No, I cant find it either, but you did not ask the
list, you SAID IT WAS ILLEGAL.
It is not, so you were wrong, flat out.
Mike
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I have one stone of the Dhofar 007 left for sale @ 7.75/g.
This is a nice piece of an unusual eucrite, possibly from the
mesosiderite parent body (not Vesta).
107g stone $909.50
http://www.mhmeteorites.com/images/dhofar007_107.jpg
Thanks,
Matt Morgan
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Sorry for the typo, the price shoud be 829.25.
Matt
Matt Morgan wrote:
I have one stone of the Dhofar 007 left for sale @ 7.75/g.
This is a nice piece of an unusual eucrite, possibly from the
mesosiderite parent body (not Vesta).
107g stone $909.50
http://www.mhmeteorites.com/images
Hi:
I am looking for a nice, large (400g) end piece of Krasnojarsk. Must
have decent olivine. Please email me with offers. Thanks.
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stuff was really pretty lousy and the quantites are very low.
Saw Mike and Jim's silicated..was pretty nice. Was a pleasure to talk
with quite a few collectors and dealers as always.
On to Tucson!
Matt Morgan
Bob Evans wrote:
Come on you guys,
Lets hear who got some cool stuff in Denver
VERY well done and a nice collection.
Michael L Blood wrote:
Hi All,
About 7 years ago I stumbled upon a page in the web site of Walter
Branch. The page was a listing of all meteorites reported to have struck
something when they fell to earth - some man made object, animal, or
even a
Thanks,
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I have comcast and never had an issue.
Michael Farmer wrote:
just testing, having extreme trouble with the list and
my comcast account. I assume all of us on Comcast are
just about off the list.
Mike Farmer
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I am looking for:
~800g Allende ind.
~450g Esquel slice
~550g Millbillillie ind.
Dealer prices only please. Thanks.
Matt
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but in
AS-FOUND condition.
Only GENERAL size requests please (NO Cherrypicking :)
This sale is valid only thru Fri PM and shipping within the US is INCLUDED.
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Hi there:
I have an old slb of a meteorite that I want to remove the oil stains from
(I presume it was cut in oil). Anyone know the best and most effective
method? Thanks.
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I have a few pieces up for grabs in about 4 hours...
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/mhmeteorites/
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://meteoriticalsociety.org/bulletin/mb87.pdf
Let me know if you have questions.
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5mm. $45.00
http://www.mhmeteorites.com/images/spade/9.jpg
8 gram part slice with no crust. 1.6 cm X 2 cm X
5mm. $40.00
http://www.mhmeteorites.com/images/spade/8.jpg
4 gram part slice with no crust. 1.2 cm X 1.5 cm X
5mm. $20.00
http://www.mhmeteorites.com/images/spade/4.jpg
Thanks,
Matt
I just sold a slice for 38/g. Ebay is a joke. The ONLY reason I put
specimens on there is to gain some traffic thru the site. I lose money on my
specimens EVERY time.
Matt Morgan
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Meteorite Meteorites
from the good ol US of A.
They remind me of Nininger, Huss, Monnig, Bob Haag, and even Farmer (in the good
ol days eh Mike when you weren't galloping all over the world) and Steve Arnold
(not Chicago) who found many for Blaine Reed.
Lets
get more!
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morgan
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the two
are not paired.
Researchers?
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Dear List
From what I have seen, the shock characteristics are much different
between Spade and Estacado. Remember that area of Texas is literally
LOADED with meteorites. So there could be MANY pairings.
Matt Morgan
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Tom aka James Knudson wrote:
Hi list
I do. Much of it.
matt Morgan
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Hi list.Does anyone have any PUTURANO forsale?I am
Hi:
Does anyone know where I can get provisional NWA numbers? I emailed the
editor of the Met. Bulletin, but have yet to get a response in a week's
time. Any help is appreciated.
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! Will
also be at the auction and will try and be at the dinner.
Matt Morgan
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Michael L Blood wrote:
Hi Rob, Gregory all,
I, too, will be there Thurs-Sun.
The Comets/Michael Blood Auction on Fri. evening and the
Comets no-host dinner
John:
For starters read the article at the bottom of the page here..
http://www.mhmeteorites.com/pubs/news.htm
This may help you see why and how things got strange with this rock.
Matt Morgan
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stunning 250gram oriented Murchison with
blue fusion crust. Jim, you gotta post a picture of it. It had what looked
like a cow pie still stuck to the front.
Gotta run...
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This is a fabulous NWA. I picked up a small piece that I couldnt resist!
Matt Morgan
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I'll be writing a few impressions of the Denver show to share with the list
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group of the type-3
chondrites it belongs to.
I will post some pieces to the list once I have the slices prepared. It
will be quite affordable so you can fill a new hole in your collection.
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not have exteremly well-calibrated and accurate
equipment. Plus it takes time, and with all these NWAs, they have to
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Good find. Have been looking for a piece. See here for more info
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/metsoc2002/pdf/5165.pdf
Matt Morgan
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
Hi list.Could anyone tell me about the history of the RIFLE,COLORADO
meteorite?I just purchased a small piece and was wondering
I
believe those were Marvin Killgores pieces.
Matt
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OK, time for me to take a break from this damn LIST. Mike, as much as I
like you, I am SICK of reading your's and Matteo's comments. That also goes
for all the other parties involved in these idiotic and wasteful
discussions. Till some other time..
Matt Morgan
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There it is. Blaine said it for me.
matt
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Hi list,
Blaine has asked me to post a
Taza is 16.3% Ni and I think the Germanium content is extremely high at
0.2% or thereabouts. Pretty unusual iron.
Matt
Steve Schoner wrote:
Humm...
Did not look it up. I was not sure; relied on my sometimes defective
memory, and for some reason I thought that Taza was 6 %. But if it is
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there, ripe for bacteria (but then look at ALH 84001).
Anyway, good question, I look forward to reading others' posts.
Matt Morgan
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mass has red paint on it from the car. I will post more on this at some
point and will probably write up something for Meteorite! magazine. It
is a VERY interesting story.
Worden fell on Sept 1., 1997. It is listed in the Meteoritical Bulletin.
Matt Morgan
Mile High Meteorites
tracy latimer wrote
Perhaps RED is the most poplular car color?
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Well, that
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Hi Tracy:
This is the Worden meteorite that crashed through Mr. Fosters garage and
damaged his car. We purchased the main
Since it is a quiet Saturday night, I thought I could post a few images of
the Worden Michigan car/garage hammer. See the web site here for more
info...
http://www.mhmeteorites.com/worden/worden1.htm
Have a nice weekend!
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is thatthe stonewas
transported out of the Rio Puerco (river)which is adjacent to the
site. Last time I checked the piece was listed in his collection, which
went to Max Planck years later.
Matt
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Hope to hear from you!
It is going very fast!
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I would love to see a web page for all these!! I could add many more
too, but usually then end up in my trash folder. Hilarious.
Matt
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Anyone want to deal with these freaks? They have a
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