Hi,
Firstly, thank you all very much for affirming what I thought - that I
should continue with the sale... seems that biffcliffer
doesn't share your sense of ethics.
This is his reply this a.m.
dont need a lecture thank you item im afraid is now in a state of
disrepair, not suitable for
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Mike Fowler wrote:
I would propose that only non Antarctic meteorites count
as supply, since Antarctic meteorites are not available.
Almost not available. I have a nice, thin slice of the Antarctic
chondrite Mount Baldr with ~20g and fresh, black fusion crust
(though the terrestrial age is
Received my copy of METEORITE here in Pittsburgh yesterday. Same high quality
- great cover!! Good job guys!
Dave
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The combination of exquisite specimens,
high-profile advertising, and Bonhams' well-healed bidders
predictably leads to slightly inflated prices.
SLIGHTLY inflated prices ?!?!?!
100$/g for imilac and almsot 600$/kg for campo is SLIGHTLY inflated? for
those kind of prices the meteorites in
Dave, it is clearly a scam, I amazing that the item went from he paid too
much to let it go so cheap yesterday to a state of disrepair today. If it
was damaged, he would gladly sell it to recover some money.
I would take him to town with ebay.
mike
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Hi All
I was able to get some more of those AML labeled meteorites.
I also have included several specimens that have suffered a cruel fate; the
American Meteorite Laboratory portion of the label has been cut off. What a
bummer but at least they still have the numbers painted on that match with
I agree, the NWA peek was nearly 3 years ago. Some of the skew in the
numbers are that on average it takes slightly over 2 years to get most
classifications done unless you are will to pay a premium to expedite it.
We will be introducing an ultra-rare, hard to describe, meteorite next month
that
Hello Everyone,
Re: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=6620167638
Today, I met the seller of the auction that has been in question, by me and
several others today. Was able to examine it, take photographs, but I was
not able to declare it a meteorite, or a meteor-wrong. Me
You are correct, Rob, for the reasons you listed.
One sale doesn't a trend make.
Besides, if one compares the closing prices of ebay auctions with the
sellers stated estimates of their worth, it appears that the trend is
negative.
-Walter Branch
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