Maybe the IMCA could layout a standard record card, that could be
voluntarily adopted?
It might even add value to a specimen if it had some sort of traceable
history... I would pay more for something with a history to it, I am
sure others would.
It's done with many other things in life. I
Well, yes and no. Yes, because it would add to the documentation of a
certain piece. No, because if you are a seller, you do not really want
to disclose your source most of the times.
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Well, yes and no. Yes, because it would add to the documentation of a
certain piece. No, because
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Cheers,
Martin
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Date: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 4:27 am
Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] Meteorite Histories
Benr'd
September 2004 13:39
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Hi All,
True story:
Dealer B gets specimens from Dealer A. Notices an area ground off the
surface of all the specimens.
Dealer B gets more specimens from Dealer A. Again notices spot ground
off on all
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Great article!
Yeah, Sure it happens, and it shouldn't! I don't see why institutions
need to be so cagey, pretty well
to
start!)
Best
Mark
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FYI: when I send out an item to a customer, I always send out a
preprinted info
Pierre,
Good idea, though it could be a bit labour intensive and I am not sure
many people would be very keen on paying for the service every time they
sold a stone. An electronic system could work in theory, and it would
also be a great way of tracing/recovering stolen material. (A similar
PM
Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] Meteorite Histories
Pierre,
Good idea, though it could be a bit labour intensive and I am not sure
many people would be very keen on paying for the service every time they
sold a stone. An electronic system could work in theory, and it would
also be a great way
Hi again, I have some spectacular meteorites ending tonight, some worth over
$500 each listed for one cent.
Be sure to get bids in early, I have people email me every auction night who
complain that they forgot to bid.
Some special items of note:
Nice large Thuathe specimen
a new record card for each one, (if
they want the benefits and better prices traceability would bring)..
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From: Martin Altmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 September 2004 16:09
To: mark ford
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Meteorite Histories
And what
Amen regarding the removal of curating numbers from meteorite specimens.
For many collectors and dealers, having a specimen from the Monnig
collection or other famous institution is an important part of their
meteorite's history. The outcry would be huge if it were found that those
same
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