The bottom line is the buyer had to pay over $1600- a gram.
I think I am going to suspend sales of ALL planetary meteorites on my website
between Dec 25th and Jan 1st pending any potential breaking news. So get it
while you can guys. I am ready to make deals prior to the holidays.
Jim Strope
and 60% of $19,520 or $11,700 going to the consignor. (~20% commission on
both the buying and selling sides of the transaction.)
On Dec 13, 2010, at 5:16 PM, Jim Strope wrote:
> A complete slice of NWA 2995 weighing 11.645 Sold for $19520- including
> buyer's premium. That is over $
A complete slice of NWA 2995 weighing 11.645 Sold for $19520- including buyer's
premium. That is over $1600- a gram for a large specimen. See here:
http://www.bonhams.com/cgi-bin/public.sh/WService=wslive_pub/pubweb/publicSite.r?sContinent=USA&screen=lotdetailsNoFlash&iSaleItemNo=4783091&iSaleN
They've got a couple of other 'meteorites' available... the one from the
POD is out of the display box... the Zagami doesn't look like the other
slices I could find pictures of online... Of course it doesn't help that
there is no scale indicated There's also a slice of LA 002... The
only on
Hi Kieron, All,
Looks to me like one of the Martian individuals going around that can be
purchased at a much lower price because it has not been put through its paces
and properly classified and paired with that number or all the other numbers I
have seen. The presentation looks really crude to
Hello Folks,
Here is an interesting one - an NWA meteorite from the Mohave Desert!
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/picturesoftheday/7690889/Pi
ctures-of-the-day-7-May-2010.html?image=17
A visit to Bonham's website confirmed that the name should read NWA 4857.
Even then I am a li
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