Could anyone with a complete list of hammer prices from Saturdays auction
please contact me off-list? I just want to check on a few items. Would
appreciate it greatly. Thanx.
Ryan
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Congrats Steve and Geoff on Season 3 of Meteorite men!
Regards,
Eric
On 2/8/2011 8:53 PM, Pete Pete wrote:
Great exposure for our passion!
Today 4.3 million viewers, tomorrow ze vorld!
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118031777?categoryid=14&cs=1&cmpid=RSS%7CNews%7CLatestNews
http://www.var
Great exposure for our passion!
Today 4.3 million viewers, tomorrow ze vorld!
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118031777?categoryid=14&cs=1&cmpid=RSS%7CNews%7CLatestNews
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118031777?categoryid=14&cs=1&cmpid=RSS%7CNews%7CLatestNews
Science Channel renews 'Meteo
I have a 0.3g frag for 1000 usd. First come first served!
Matt Morgan
Matt Morgan
Mile High Meteorites
http://www.mhmeteorites.com
P.O. Box 151293
Lakewood, CO 80215
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Hi Chris and List,
Reading through the falls listed on your linked site reminded me of the
excitement this List had for the Carancas fall in 2007.
Does that crater still exist?
It seemed predictable at that time that the crater would quickly vanish from
erosion, become a cattle watering hol
Try here: references are listed.
http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/icq/meteorites.html
Chris
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Hello Everyone,
I feel like an idiot.
I know that trapped atmospheric gases have been found in some martian
meteorites but for some unexplained reason, I had always thought that the
gases had been incorporated in the rock at the time of formation. I always
wondered how gases from the martian
I don't know about a master list Derek, but you can check on Michael Blood's
site for a list of Hammer stones:
Hammers 1790-1954: http://www.michaelbloodmeteorites.com/Hammers1.html
Hammers 1959-2010: http://www.michaelbloodmeteorites.com/Hammers2.html
gary
On Feb 8, 2011, at 4:37 PM, Derek Yoo
Hi My name is Derek Yoost and I just rejoined the Meteorite List. Is there
a master list of all the hammer stones? I'm updating my list and I included
a column for the hammer stones. Thanks for your time, Derek.
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In spite of the kerfuffles and sometimes egregious abrogations of the
etiquette of auctioneering decorum, this was still by far and away, the most
awesome meteorite auction I have ever vicariously (virtually) attended.
Anyone with the means to drop a few thou could have built an awe-inspiring
c
I agree with these statements. Next year, I will be a buyer instead of a
consignor. It takes a lot of work putting these items together and it reduces
the fun by taking a shellacking. I do not mind breaking even or taking a
slight lose but I am in no need of more write-offs. I think it wo
Warren, posts of your nature are levity and needed sometimes to remind us of
our passion here! (I'd love to read your moon comments.) I weed throught
the riff-raff banter and wonder why all the in-fighting sometimes, but in
general I'm pleased to have the chance to read the truely high-end
pe
Listoids,
Taking offers (no trades, sorry) on next items...
Super rare 1.12 gr. slice (part. crust) of one of only four Dutch meteorites
"Utrecht".
The Utrecht was a witnessed fall (June 2, 1843) with only 9,7 kg. tkw.
Super thin cut slice. Aprox 28 mm by 23 at widest points.
Two seperate smal
I found this interesting
http://cgi.ebay.com/Salyut-7-Electronic-components-Man-made-meteorite-/110644588237?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19c2ee6ecd
Greg S.
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Hello All,
Carl2, you memory serves you right!
The color of LDG is affected by:
1) its very high silica content (almost pure silica: 98%). A decreasing silica
content
correlates with a gradual change of color from yellow over green towards
brown.
and, ... this has to do with no. 2:
2) the
Hello List -
This is silly!! I stopped receiving the METlist several months ago because all
I ever saw on here was name calling, name smearing and other assorted childish
nonsense.
Just think of it, I had people chastizing me for talking "off topic" about the
Moon.at least that's in orbi
There has to be a consistent balance in order to keep an established auction
from withering away. The only way to maintain balance is by following
prescribed protocols to the letter. Anyone that sells at auction regularly,
knows you have to take a few lumps once in a while but no matter how wel
Hello All,
I bought a small piece of darkish green Libyan Desert Glass from a seller in
Tucson. He told me it was dark green from iridium. I had thought the difference
in color was from iron. My memory has been really terrible lately so I don't
doubt the seller at all. I know this man has for
Let's get this moving... Heading to Tucson! Show's ending in a few days.
Bulk Discounts on the 13 kilos of good quality UNWA Below...
13 - 1 Kilo LOTS UNWA Meteorites from $150-$199/kg
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2079008&id=1219094173&l=5ca0c59adf
1 Kilo = $150-$199/kg
2+ Kilos Get 10%
List:
Isn't that the way auctions are supposed to be; some items sell for a low price
and some high. It just depends on the mood of the bidders. I watched the
webcast myself and really enjoyed it (thanks Rubin), and I can say... I wish I
was there during the bidding of some items, as they s
Hi Gary,
Yes a wonderful cast and a local fall for me. Mine arrived a few days
ago. Shame about the damage to yours...very annoying. Not sure I
thanked Zelimir back then for his kind offer toothat is a very
generous offer...will keep it in mind. Sure missed the trip to Tucson
this time, and th
Hi Gary,
What a bummer about the damaged Middlesbrough cast, are the scratches
deep or could they be painted out?
Your right to big up Dee and David, they produce top quality casts and
the Middlesbrough really is top notch!
Hope your cast is not too badly damaged and is repairable.
Cheers
Mart
Yes, some of the pieces went higher than expected. You can thank my brother,
Greg and a few other bidders for recognizing the value, bidding up and in some
cases winning stones like the Johnstown piece and Norton County which I have
seen sell for far below what they went for. These were the ex
As both Adam and Matt have commented, the prices were all over the place. Some
went WAY below what I had expected; a few went for more; a couple went VERY
high.
A couple of the absentee bidders had "deep pockets" so some bids went high that
way.
If I hadn't already been "broke" from earlier
I will chime in on the prices. Like Adam stated, much fine NWA material sold
for pretty low prices, that Dhofar 700 slice was a killer. On the other hand,
the Norton Co pieces sold for 40+/g, the Worden was 300/g (I originally sold
pieces of this for 15-20/g in 2002)! Sylacauga sold for about
Aloha all,
One of the mountain of packages that awaited me upon my return home was one
that contained a cast of the Middlesborough meteorite. It is an incredibly
oriented stone reproduced beautifully in this cast. My only complaint is that
some idiot at customs cut through the box and scarred
Yep, most of the material I entered went below my costs. A gorgeous 33.2 gram
complete slice of Dhofar 700 prepared by Marlin Cilz sold for only $220.00, a
fraction of what it would have realized on eBay. It cost me nearly this much
to
have it prepared if you take cutting loss into account a
I thought the same thing too. I have never seen an auctioneer close bid so
fast. Almost like they were in a hurry.
Richard Montgomery wrote:
> I watched the auction ffrom California via Ruben's broadcast...which was
> awesome!...the only thing I noticed that struck me as a bit odd was how
Hi Richard and Jeff,
I have one Unwa-xxx, that has four irisescence spots on the surface of the
black
fusion crust?
I am going to guess this was caused by metal flecks close to the surface or
just
the crust it self turning to glass?
What is your thoughts on that.
Thanks
Dave
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Dear List Members,
Please take a look at some great auctions ending this evening. 54 different
items, all started at just 99 cents with no reserve. I only have two pieces of
the Josephinite left so if you want a piece, you may want to bid. Once they are
gone, along with many other items, I hav
Good one Jeff!
Of course I was refering to SiO-type...hence the joke. I had a NWAxxx that
had a bunch of minute florescing insect webs adhering to the sand-grains,
most likely picked up sitting around in someone's basement box for years.
They were bright-blue under the scope...also wiped awa
A new perspective on the old...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSqYk6yD75I
And this one...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEDD-86BD-0
Density Of Asteroids in the Orbital Plane of the Solar System (very cool
visualization)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJpPjsdlTnw
So how important is planetar
I watched the auction ffrom California via Ruben's broadcast...which was
awesome!...the only thing I noticed that struck me as a bit odd was how fast
Michael closed the items, and I kept wondering if more time was taken that
bids would have increased substantially. (I don't think this was on
p
Hey Greg,
Just wanted to say thanks for all you do. While others shout their
achievements to the world ( like me) You quietly, respectfully, ROCK
the meteorite world with your knowledge and generosity. You remind me
very much of my late friend Jim Kriegh. Very classy!
Even though I am not an IMC
Mr. Oatman.I believe apoligies NEED to be in order(from you).
Count Deiro wrote:
> Thank you Jason.
Count Deiro
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Hi Richard,
I never did get a reply from a subsequent "joke" email I sent him asking
if he'd ever seen opal-like-florescing in a meteorite...
Maybe this will help:
http://www.meteorites.com.au/features/almahbas.html
Cheers,
Jeff
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