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Hi Steve, list “price of $12,500 is a deal indeed. Even a
127 lb Sikhote Alin at that price is a steal” So I recommend to take Michel Franco’s
Sikhotes, one is even cheaper and the other one a larger one relatively
tooo. And the have all paperwork. Regards! Martin Von:
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Im Auftrag von Steve Schoner Mark, The
"reason I keep bringing it up" is because you had issued a warning to
the list that this might be a "meteorwrong" after you went out and
saw the piece. You did not state your reasons clearly regarding your
observations of this specimen. It sure
looks like a meteorite to me, and in fact it looks like Sikhote Alin.
That was my observation of it based on the photos that the seller
provided. Now, if it is a new fall and in fact a meteorite (iron) then
the sale price of $12,500 is a deal indeed. Even a 127 lb Sikhote Alin at
that price is a steal. As for
cutting this specimen to make a determination, that is no big deal. If is
an iron, a simple piece of about 20 grams etched will satisfy the question that
you raised to the list. "meteorite or meteorwrong" As for
its origin or site origin that would take other tests, and that is no big deal
either. UCLA I am sure would do that determination. Steve
Schoner AMS IMCA
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