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auctions for next week.
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You may want to take a look if you have time. There are some great pieces and
my sales inventory is very limited.
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Yep, there are parts of Nevada that I believe have never been explored, at
least
by modern man. It is nice to drive 100 miles down dirt trails and not see a
single sign of recent human inhabitants. No trash, no fences, no noise
pollution, no light pollution and no cell phone connections. You
Just testing a new computer - pleas ignore
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Congratulations John,
It is great to hear that you really appreciate what this meteorite represents.
I
do not have any financial interest whatsoever in this rare and scientifically
valuable find. I am surprised at the most reasonable price it is being offered
for. Even if several more
Hi Martin and List,
Here is the meteorite oxygen chart you requested:
http://themeteoritesite.com/MeteoriteOxygen.jpg
Enjoy,
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Here is a chart showing where NWA 6077, NWA 5400, NWA 5363 plot. Thank you
Bernd for updating the chart I provided earlier.
Here is the link:
http://themeteoritesite.com/OXYGENPLOT.jpg
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Dear List,
I was privileged to serve with Norbert as an officer on the board of directors
for the IMCA. During these three years, I observed how diligent, hard working
and fair Norbert is. He is a founding member and worked tirelessly to advance
the IMCA. He devoted probably thousands of
Shawn wrote:
*
Now the slight problem I have with NWA's is that you really don't know how
much
of that stuff is out there. That can work in your favor and against you. So
lets say you found an NWA and its about 1000g and you
for looking and if you are bidding, good luck.
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they are collected.
Shawn Alan
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eBaystore
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[meteorite-list] NWA 6292 (BRA) IS paired to NWA 5400 !Adam Hupe raremeteorites
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Dear List Members,
I read this article today and was impressed with the creative ideas and
positive
approach of bringing awareness of planetary meteorites to the rest of the
world. It is interesting to note how scientists, Canadian astronauts and other
principles are using NWA planetary
Hi Bernd and List,
I must have missed the meteor reference. Another very minor error the press
made is that the main mass is at the ROM.
Best Regards,
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Mike G Wrote:
If profit is the focus of our activities then the government is always going
to
come knocking with it's hand out and the regulation pen in the other hand.
if you have time.
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That's easy. Richard O. Norton's Rocks From Space This book has done more
to
promote meteorites in a positive manner than any other form of media. I must
have read it five times and still learn something each time. I have loaned out
copies to others and all are well used.
Happy Hunting,
Yes, it is scary that this guy has access to a very expensive R.O.V.
I had an old man who was terminally ill send me some metal pieces that he
claimed came from a troubled donut-shaped flying saucer that ejected molten
metal over Vashion Island and on a fishing vessel in Washington State. He
. I took a scientist friend's advice,
Do
not encourage them.
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meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sun, September 19, 2010 1:14:51 PM
It looks like the UFO Conference has moved to Phoenix, Arizona from Laughlin,
Nevada. I will miss all of the saucer enthusiasts getting sauced at the Loser
Lounge and the Aquarius Casino. Although I would never attend any of the
seminars, it is beyond entertaining listening to all of the
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I consider anything over 200 milligrams (1 carat) large for planetary material,
some with a Total Known Weight of only 26 or 42 grams as is the case with a few
pieces. A 388 milligram specimen is almost 2 carats. I don't see anybody
listing 2 carat diamonds starting at just 99 cents and this
Dear List,
I appreciate all of the kind comments. I was not really offended by the size
remark. Everybody is entitled to their opinion. After all, if everybody could
afford complete slices of planetary material, then these would be considered
small. Unfortunately, the economy dictates what
Hi List,
Most museums and notable collections realize that proper preparation is the key
to preservation. Slices should be polished on both sides to reduce surface
area
which can and will trap moisture. A properly applied polish is the most
important step in preserving any cut meteorite that
Dear List Members,
It is interesting to note that 50% of the the top ten meteorites in price
listed
on eBay are not meteorites at all. It is a shame that these bogus offerings
interfere with genuine pieces. It is obvious that they self appraised these
pieces after listening to overinflated
Another meteorite millionaire wannabe who watches too much TV, thinks he will
become rich beyond belief and won't take no for an answer. Read his responses
to parties inquiring about his $5,000,000.00 auction with $1.00 postage. It
must be real, it looks just like what he saw on TV. More
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Sent: Sun, September 12, 2010 10:41:24 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Another meteorite millionaire wannabe
Another ebay winner!
I honestly doubt this clogs anything as one look will show its not a meteorite.
From my experience, Most places
I forgot to mention NAU is now off of the public classification services list
along with ASU; two very prominent meteorite classification powerhouses now
gone
within the last year and both from Arizona. They seem to be dropping out one
by
one at an alarming rate.
I am not trying to be
My personal favorite is the multimillion dollar blown out toilet plunger
meteorite wrong. Actually, I have no idea what it was. The toilet plunger
guess came from this list. A member surmised that maybe the 120 plus degree
temperatures out here may have melted it the unrecognizable shape it
I think most of it comes from lack of recognition. Lunar meteorites do not seem
to lose as much of their mass when entering the atmosphere so probably do not
produce huge bolides. Chondrites, on the other hand generally burn up 90% or
more, if they survive at all.
For some reason, Martian
Yes, it was just a matter of time. You can only tie up your resources looking
at so many meteorite wrongs before it interferes with budget and time
management. I no longer look at solicited/suspected meteorites from unknown
parties for the same reasons. Most think their finds are going to
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I think they will BE. As most scientists and knowledgeable collectors will
tell
you, a meteorite doesn't care where it lands. I think they will be greater
appreciated when the economy gets better and there is very little left to argue
about. They are not mere commodities as some would like
Greg made this statement;
**
The IMCA was started when Lunars were selling for well over $2000 per gram...
you can now buy them all day long for as low as $200 per gram. Times have
changed and the IMCA needs
These permits are free, just a huge hassle in order to get one. They want to
know everything about your visits afterward on reports that need to be sent in.
Stay out of any area that requires a permit if you do not have one. We learned
the hard way. Our team was snitched out by a competitive
Thank you Steve and other List Members for the positive remarks.
I am pleased to see material from Northwest Africa being embraced by major
institutions and collections. The only piece in this beautiful collage that
came
from my collection is NWA 5000. TCU and the Adler Planetarium also have
It is true that if you depend on a magnet, you will not find a planetary
meteorite. I found the small 50 gram half of NWA 1195 in a Moroccan discard
pile, same for other planetary pieces. It was placed there because it was not
magnetic and did not have a crust. They sent rocks that bothered
Believe it or not, It is illegal to carry a magnet on a stick or any other
searching device into some areas of California for the purpose of locating a
resource. Get caught with a magnetic cane or no permit on Ivanpah Dry Lake bed
for example and you will be in big trouble with the BLM. Any
of what they hear on TV
and have no reality of what really is going on.
I have a question. Does anybody know why Roach Dry Lake is closed in Nevada?
Best Regards,
Adam
- Original Message
From: R N Hartman rhartma...@earthlink.net
To: Adam Hupe raremeteori...@yahoo.com
Cc
I have been training my eyes for well over a decade to recognize Lunar and
Martian meteorites. I can hardly wait to get into the field full-time once I
reach my sales goals and can give up eBay. I am planing a super Mojave Desert
Hunt this fall, just like I used to do with the Team LunarRock
Martian meteorite NWA 998 displays an abundance of these fossils and is
proving to be much richer than ALH84001:
If the scientific community ever completely embraces the idea, then we will
witness another surge in the importance they represent. In any case, all of
the
talk of Martian fossils
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I thought this meteorite was to be sold to a would be benefactor for around 3.5
U.S. million dollars and was donated to a University in Oregon. They claimed
it
weighed 5 lbs which equals 2,270 grams. At $3,500,000.00, this would amount to
a
whopping $15,418.50/gram. I think we are talking
Sorry, I added an extra 0. The price per gram would still be a whopping
$1,541.81/gram.
- Original Message
From: Adam Hupe raremeteori...@yahoo.com
To: Adam meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tue, August 17, 2010 5:19:17 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] The emperor
a prospective Lunaite in front of us. You will never see a
wrinkly
Eucrite-like black fusion crust on a lunar meteorite.
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Adam
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Sent
the rest of the mass for future
study. A magnet will orient some of the dipoles into a new North South
direction making some future studies impossible.
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Adam
- Original Message
From: Michael Murray mmur...@montrose.net
To: Adam Hupe raremeteori...@yahoo.com
Cc: Adam
The question was presented. How many dealers have a personal collection?
My brother Greg and I started out as collectors and continue to this day. I
believe we have more planetary main masses than anybody in the world.
Here is an image of part of the Hupe Planetary Collection.
I find that most collectors do need or want the very best specimens, far too
expensive. They desire a nice example that represents a certain type with the
proper study, preparation, ID cards and provenance. They demand good service
which they are entitled to. Very few are able to step up and
Correction:
I find that most collectors do not need or want the very best specimens, far
too
expensive.
It should have read do not need instead of do need.
Sorry for the error and repost,
Adam
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To: Adam meteorite-list
Martin Wrote:
***
With lunaites I see a shallow trough. I think mainly caused by the
expectations of the collectors, that due to the impact of the large-tkwNWA
5000, Moon would be available at unseen low
Here is an image of the NWA 5000 Ambassador Slice before the base was
completed. You will note in the previous image that I posted that the metal
base is finished. I have not seen this slice in over a year since it has been
on constant loan. I have only seen it four times even though I own
It is the worlds largest complete slice of the moon weighing 575 grams and
measuring:
19.25cm X 14.5cm X 1cm (7-3/8” X 5-11/16” X .4)
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Adam
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It does depend a lot on size. I remember a 4 milligram speck of NWA 011
selling
for over $500.00 when only 58 milligrams was available. This is would
extrapolate to a mere $125,000.00 gram. The only other meteorite I think to
beat this price was Calcalong Creek which could at one time be
Hi Anne and List,
We are talking about the most expensive meteorites here, not the rarest. I
have
bought and sold both Lodran and Winona and their prices are nowhere near
comparable to those of Lunaites in the last few years, especially with the
release of more Winonites and Lodranites from
Hi Ed and List,
I don't think collectors are all nuts, just showing a passion for exceedingly
interesting objects. The price of fine art has plummeted, more so than the
price
of housing or meteorites. There comes a point when the history of an object
becomes over-hyped and cannot maintain its
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Dear List,
I observed what looks somewhat like a large impact crater surrounding me right
here in sunny and friendly Laughlin, NV. I was checking out the Colorado River
for the Rockin the River Regatta next weekend on Google Earth and noticed I
live
on the edge of a giant circular formation.
Thank You Richard and Other List Members,
Collectors are the main reason I continued to offer auctions on eBay long after
the losses started stacking up. Moving onto other aspects of the hobby will be
helpful to me. It was never my intention to become a dealer. I collected and
prepared
Thank You Richard,
Nice resource and I learned something.
Best Regards,
Adam
- Original Message
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raremeteori...@yahoo.com
Sent: Sun, August 8, 2010 8:54:11 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite
Now, that was worth a good laugh or should I say Laugh-lin!
Yeh, all the billions he made one quarter at a time in the slot machines
created
the giant circle under the sheer weight.
Take Care,
Adam
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From: Wayne Holmes holm...@frontiernet.net
To: Adam Hupe
Dear List Members,
Just a quick note to let those who have purchased items from me on eBay and
have
not yet paid for them know that I will be leaving town tomorrow night and will
return on August 6th. I will be able to ship items paid for by tomorrow
morning.
Any items paid for after this
,
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Hi Jason and List,
I do not refute Melinda Hutson's article that was never peer reviewed and
contains several errors according to the classifying scientists. I asked
scientists about the article and they stated, it is obvious that she didn't
read
the original peer reviewed abstract
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Dear List Members,
For those who are thinking about hunting the Mojave this time of year, be
prepared to hunt at night when it cools down to around 100 degrees. They never
report accurate temperatures on the news here in the Summer because it is bad
for tourism. There is only one temperature
I know humidity makes a big difference. Luckily the humidity around here is
usually in the single digits which is perfect for meteorite storage but when
the
monsoons hit this time of year, the humidity can suddenly jump up to around
50%. Add this to temperatures in excess of 120 degrees and
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Dear List Members,
I thought the below image might be interesting or somewhat entertaining to
a few. Dr. Bunch took this image on a recent expedition here in Nevada along
with several other great shots. This alien spirit was good luck as a new
meteorite cold find was made the next day by my
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Dear List Members,
Believe it or not, most Saharan meteorites are not found in the dunes. They
are found in areas where other rocks are found. The nomads have already
searched the accessible areas and have strayed off of the trails about as far
as they can go, the limiting factor is how far
Thanks Paul,
I will have to read it more carefully when I return from the field on Monday.
Apparently, there is not much case law judging from the lack of meteorite
references, only two in California. It looks like none of the two cases made
it to supreme court and basically the finders just
The Smithsonian doesn't own all meteorites found on BLM land. The Antiquities
law doesn't cover meteorites. The only reason the Old Woman was taken by the
Smithsonian is because it exceeded the annual weight limit of 250 pounds for
any mineral. The finders should have kept it secret, hacked
.
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Hi Aziz and List,
Attempting to figure out meteorite pricing is a difficult challenge. The very
best you can do is follow trends.
In the case of new falls, hype will increase prices only temporarily then they
tend to plunge dramatically. I stopped trying to figure out the hammer stone
thing
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Dear List,
All of this talk (baloney) that we never visited the Moon reminded me of
the tremendous Northwest Africa 5000 cutting loss. I thought a few of you might
be interested in some images of a record amount of sterile Moondust. At over a
pound (470 grams), it exceeds the weight of all
Only a trickle is coming out these days. The sharp decline started over three
years ago. Many Moroccans who used to deal meteorites have now gone back to
their old jobs since there is no longer enough to support the trade. Others
have raised their wholesale prices beyond retail of a few years
I don't think that was a lama at all.
It looks like a well-known meteorite hunter and camera ham incognito to me. I
can tell by the bad toupee, lamb-chop sideburns, goatee and Billy-Bob teeth;
take them away and you he still looks the same; pretty clever but no cigar!
The only thing missing
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Excellent work! What took so long? Just kidding.
Just got back from the field tonight and getting ready to go out for several
more days, read this post and was impressed at the efficiency. Unfortunately,
I will be working a completely different unannounced strewn field.
Now that the most
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That means the average sized meteorite/fragment found at the Grove Mountain,
Antarctica site weighs only 10.5 grams. I think if we counted every fragment
from the hot deserts, the recovery number would be near 500,000 by now. I have
over 15,000 individuals/fragments in my inventory alone
Wow, I better break out the checkbook. It sounds like this guy knows what he is
talking about. It is like all of the other strange multimillion dollar
offerings on eBay lately. I noticed that none of these fake stones look like
Dimmitt or any other ordinary chondrite, only high-priced pieces.
I should be pleased that his price per gram is highest on the NWA 5000
pairing. He only rates his NWA 998 pairing at $1,000.00/gram. With this
guy's fantastic run of luck, he should soon have a pairing to ALH84001.
I can hardly wait,
Adam
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Dear List,
My brother, Greg wanted me to post these images of NWA 5405, a spectacular
Johnstown-like Diogenite.
NWA 5405 Links to images:
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http://themeteoritesite.com/NWA5405b.jpg
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Dear List,
I felt yesterdays earthquake up here in Laughlin, Nevada although I was not
sure at the time. I was sitting outside next to a swimming pool on a plastic
chair on a concrete slab enjoying Easter with some friends when it hit. It
felt like the chair was swaying back and forth
Must be an April Fools day joke. There is a Eucritic clast at the top.
Best Regards,
Adam
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Sent: Thu, April 1, 2010 5:15:38 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] My new Lunar !
Hi
Dear List,
The four million dollar meteorite showed up that I mentioned yesterday. The
sad thing is that these people actually convince themselves that these are real
meteorites and that they are worth millions. This guy thinks his is exactly
like Sonny's find that he saw on TV, only bigger.
Yes, it would be funny but this kind of person will rarely take no for an
answer. It would not be surprised at all to see it on eBay half priced at two
million dollars after I return it. I can imagine the description now:
FOR SALE:
Qty one spent comet, complete with degassed chamber. Be the
, good luck.
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I already addressed this in a old article for IMCA insights.
Try this link:
http://imca.cc/index.php?option=com_wrapperItemid=73
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I like how the woman commented that maybe if they pick it up, there might be a
million under there. If it were to be a blueberry sandwhich from Mars, then
maybe she would be correct.
Speaking of million dollar meteorites, I have some fellow from Nevada insisting
on mailing me one that he
Dear List Members,
One of the reasons Meteor Crater was closed to hunting was due to a few
meteorite hunters disrespecting land owners wishes. Holes and excavations were
left behind without being back-filled and I read that a steer was injured. The
BAR T ranch complained that cattle gates
A lot of viewers are clinging to the hope they will become overnight
millionaires. Most of them will not listen when you tell them their prized new
Moon rock is a piece of quartz or their new Pallasite is nothing more then
slag. They will become increasingly angry when you try to explain why.
?
I say yell it from the rooftops! Stream live video around the world. Let
everyone know about meteorites, and the wonders they bring to human kind!
Oh yeah, meteorites are cool... ;)
Regards,
Eric Wichman
Meteorites USA
On 3/22/2010 9:59 AM, Adam Hupe wrote:
A lot of viewers are clinging
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you for looking and if you are bidding, good luck.
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Adam Hupe
The Hupe
Collection
Team LunarRock
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