Check the railroad track on the map. Picture a freight train zooming along
and suddenly one of the Peck and Hale container hold-downs fails and the
broken pieces are hit with a couple hundred tons of force. It's not hard to
see a
chunk arcing a few hundred meters and crashing through the
Hi.
This is just a test to see if my email makes it to the list.
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I propose calling these COins/MEdals/Tokens COMETs.
Paul Swartz
In addition we are now selling the FULL COLOR Moon and Mars
Coins/Medals/Tokens as single units. Single coins are $100- or two for
$175- including shipping. Number requests will be honored of possible.
They can be seen at the
Hi Anne.
It's also being used by a popular cleanser, Santa Claus for one of his
reindeer, and Bill Haley for his rock group, and all long before the
COlorado METeorite Society came into existance.
Another list member wrote me off-list that the word 'comet' is already
'taken' by the COlorado
Better you should use it for its original purpose. It would calm you down
a lot.
I'll sell my old Folsom, California brothel token as a
whore quarter, a little meteor than right.
-Thaddeus
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Here's a link to the final prices which include the 20% buyers premium.
http://www.bonhams.com/cgi-bin/public.sh/pubweb/publicSite.r?sContinent=EURscreen=ResultsXMLiSaleNo=15648#
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Does anyone have the results of Mr. Blood's auction?
Thanks
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'Splain, please and thank you, what an M. Casper is.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=110233496850
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Check out this ebay auction and note the pedigree.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ANTIQUE-MEMENTO-MORI-SKULL-PIPE-MOON-MARS-METEORITE_W0QQitemZ330219460322QQihZ014QQcategoryZ156519QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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It's the gathering and distribution that cost money. Any takers to do those
jobs for free?
The idea that we charge money for energy which is free in the universe
is laughable or sad, I can't figure out which. One day it will be free.
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Check this out. Pay close attention around 1:25 and 2:13
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/
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Outstanding! The Krasnojarsk is orgasmic.
Great video work - thank you.
Paul Swartz
on November 11, 2010, a group of Austrian and German private meteorite
collectors met at the renowned Natural History Museum in Vienna, Austria, for
a joint visit of the famous meteorite collection there on
And then there is this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLM1pfgv9IENR=1
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If he won 173 auctions, how many didn't he win? Lots more, probably. Maybe Ebay
itself is tri-ball34, attempting to drive up prices to increase fees.
Paul Swartz
this person has won in the last 30 days 173 auctions at many different
sellers.
The total amount of purchases in last 30 days
Creep!
It brings up the question - how frequently do Ebay sales fall through? I've
sold a fair amount of non-meteorite things on Ebay and everyone paid. Anybody
have any intel on this?
cheers
Paul Swartz
He bid up so many of my items that I thought the meteorite
market was recovering
Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
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Here's a excerpt from auction 260721620133
You may notice one thing odd about my auctions. I dont list any weights.
Please dont email - I wont tell you how much a specimen weighs! If you really
want to know, bid high on the piece! In my humble opinion meteorites are
nature's artwork. I'd like
Thanks for reminding me!
My brother gave me a nice, crisp 100 trillion ZimDollar note for Christmas.
Tragically (for me and my hundred trill), Zimbabwe doesn't use its own currency
any more. The government was unable to pay the banknote printers. They now use
U.S. dollars or whatever other
I sent two inquiries recently via the meteoritesusa web site and received
canned responses along the lines of 'thank you for your email' but nothing
about the specific issue, which was the issues I haven't received, which is all
but the first one. So, WTFooey with the extra copies for the gem
There is more to the story. The bidding was moving along at $25 increments (or
was it 50, which it should have been at that price level) and I had a bid in at
850. Then, in comes a bid at 860. My immediate reaction was WTF - where did
this $10 increment come from? So, I entered a protest bid of
Compared to Bonhams and Heritage, Michael's auction proceeded slowly. The big
boys run 60 to 90 lots per hour compared to about 40 on Saturday night. The
Heritage auctioneer's final word before the hammer falls is 'fair warning', a
heartbeat, bang - on to the next lot. If you are going to win
I was left in the dust on most of the stuff I wanted to bid on. I based my
upper limits on actual recent sales on ebay and my own recent purchases. Hell,
one piece I won still had the consigner's price sticker on the bottom and it
was 20 bucks * lower * than my winning bid, and that does not
Hello Listoids.
Recently a seller on Ebay ran meteorite auctions and refused to supply weights
because he was selling aesthetics. He suggests you pop on down to the local
market and buy some cheese if you want to purchase something by weight.
Yesterday I found mineralwold1. There are no
Ditto and ditto.
Paul Swartz
Yay! Welcome back Mike and Robert!
Yes, Art, please let Mike post here again so we can all hear if Mike's new
diet plan was success or not.:D
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I got home from an Internet-free trip last night and just read Mike's story.
Cripes - we live in Disneyland by comparison.
Mike, Robert - I'm glad your back in one piece and I hope the nightmares aren't
too bad.
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I'm under the weather
today and at home under the covers with a rotten cold that I can barely see
straight or type and the light hurts my eyes.
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I think part of this is targeted at sellers who charge huge shipping fees
specifically to avoid the final value fee. I saw a nice Canyon Diablo go for a
couple hundred dollars a few weeks ago and the shipping was $100!
I don't have any great love for Ebay. I think they are slowly, but surely,
Count,
That's nothing. I've heard various talking heads rewriting physics over the
last week. One expert prattling about the shift in the earth's axis stated
that the earthquake changed the mass of the planet. Another sage assured us
that potassium iodide neutralizes radiation. No need for
I took a trip to northern Arizona about a week ago and visited Meteor Crater. I
stopped by the American Meteorite Museum and took a few pictures, which I
posted here:
http://s1199.photobucket.com/albums/aa463/pas520/
Then, it was off the Meteor Crater. They've made a lot of improvements since
Eric,
Thank you for the straight poop. I've been somewhat agitated that I haven't
received what I've paid for but now that I know what's happening I will
certainly hang in there with you. It's a great product.
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Here's the quiz - sometime around 2003 a small plane
crashed at the bottom of the crater but it is now gone. What
happened to it?
According to the Meteorite Wrangler I spoke with on the tour, the wreckage was
disposed of by dumping it down the mine shaft in the middle of the crater.There
Is there a physical location where The Macovich Collection can be viewed?
Paul Swartz
The Macovich Collection: Curated by Darryl Pitt
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Nice, Captain Blood.
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Wow! Meteorites with Mohawks!! Be sure to check out his other art works on ebay.
paul swartz
Oh!, the Humanity!: Meteorite sculpture on eBay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Meteorite-Sculpture-Impact-Humanity-/280580516812?pt=Art_Sculpturehash=item4153e6ebcc
And all it takes is a meteorite
http://cgi.ebay.com/Meteorite-Energy-Reiki-Attunement-higher-energy-/330411690174?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0hash=item4cee1248be
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Meteorites USA wrote:
Go electric
Yeah, 'cuz electricity is generated far, far away, so my backyard won't get
messed up and someone else's neighborhood will be scourged by solar fields and
windmill farms!
It was observed during the last price run-up that people's driving habits
Let's stop the thread now (thanks for trying David!).
Cheers, Art
Oops! Sorry, Art, I posted to this thread before I got you your message.
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I'm compiling a pronunciation guide that I'll post to the list. Any help is
greatly appreciated and feel free to send more meteorite names.
I found some help scanning the MetList archives for the last year:
http://www.howjsay.com/index.php?word=sikhote-alin
I wanted to present a new web side http://wiki.meteoritica.pl created by
WoreczkoWadi Team.
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Very cool!
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I wanted to present a new web side http://wiki.meteoritica.pl created by
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That is a heckuva good question, John.
I've contacted Bonhams about provenance on lots I've won and was told by the
head guy that they do not release information about the consignor, but they
would send an email on my behalf. So far, no consignor has responded.
Sometimes Bonhams will state the
Also, a bill of sale from an auction house is usually really good for
authenticity and provenance since auction houses are supposed to
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Yeah, way to go Bonhams! You da Provenance-Man!!
Also, a bill of sale from an auction house is usually really good for
authenticity and provenance since auction houses are supposed to
guarentee the titles of items.
Most of the lots have now been changed but still one does not seem
Outstanding photos, Hanno. Thanks for posting them.
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Well, shoot, that makes it OK! They just didn't have time to fact check, which
is such drudgery, not to mention a nuisance. It's *so* much more convenient to
cut-and-paste from the AP. And anyway, it was on page 12 of section B - by the
time you get way back there it doesn't matter what you
A Meteorite Men! (tm) Episode Treatment
Cast: The MM, natch, the Count's unfortunate visitors - Naifina and her family
- and the Count himself in a Hitchcock-like walk-through cameo.
The show starts with the Snidley Whiplash guy offering to trade his fabulously
valuable meteorites for all of
Tomaz and Crew,
Outstanding!
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Great stuff, Ruben. I loved the train.
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Anyone know what happened to the meteorite search at meteorites.com? It seems
to have disappeared and their 'contact us' link is disabled.
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Dear Listees,
Although technically not a meteorite, Mount Erebus crystals do originate in the
innards of a large planetary body and are spat out by the Antarctic volcano
Mount Erebus. I have a pair of them on Ebay, ending Sunday at 7pm. A true
rarity and perhaps the next best thing to a
abject stupidity and lack of social graces
Outstanding, Count!
An apt description of America today.
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Will there be a meteorite auction at the Denver Gem and Mineral show this year?
Paul Swartz
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Fantastic, Tomasz.
Now, if someone could just figure out how to get them onto a t-shirt...
Paul Swartz
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Flying at Mach 3
Paul Swartz
Twin engine jet aircraft contrail.
Count Deiro
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We did?
I'll volunteer. Email pics to me.
Paul Swartz
We lost Rocks from space pic of the day because no one cared enough to thank
Michael Johnson - Mike Farmer
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I'm deeply interested in your new meteorites, and this is a pretty dopey thread
(Silly-sounding Meteorite Names), except for Phil's mashup.
Any for sale? Will it be the usual deal where an ordinary chondrite starts at
100-plus per gram and falls by 75% over the next 18 months? Got official
I'll be there and ditto what Ruben asked.
Paul Swartz
Where are the known Meteorite Places [at the Denver show]? - Ruben Garcia
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Anne,
Can I have your meteorites?
Paul Swartz
2). ?Anne Black, the current President of the IMCA, will tender her
resignation with the IMCA; prepare, sign, and publicly post a similar
affidavit, stating that she will never, ever, sell, buy, barter, or trade
meteorites in the United States,
Hello All.
Here's a question that's been rolling around in my mind for quite a while.
Suppose you purchase a 50g meteorite from Joe Dealer and Joe supplies
information that the specimen is ex Museum of Natural History, New York.
Then, suppose you cut it in half.
Are either of the pieces, or
In a post from July 11, Mr. Farmer writes:
It is a kind of blood sport, gotta have fun with it.
I wish we had the greatest meteorite hunter in the world here.
He could sure help us in AZ. It hasn't always been this way, we used to
have fun with them, but now it is all contracts and publicists,
40 websites and you still feel the need to bother with our humble list?
This form of advertising is little more than panhandling. I need money
to go meteorite hunting, tiny tim needs an operation...
Thanks a lot cottingham. Give me one good reason why we should give a
rats ass about your problem
To test drive SIGI 3, please go to http://www.sigi3.org/tryit.asp and use
code 1BX380JP. You can use this as much as you like for 30 days from your
first access.
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Please ignore my most recent email. It was sent in error.
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Hello Listees.
On October 1st, I'm launching a new Meteorite Picture of the Day (MPOD) site.
If you would like to participate, please email pics and info (meteorite name,
attribution, description, picture file, and copyright info) to me at
valpar...@aol.com. 800x600 is a good size-target for
I do have a URL but the site is not yet ready. It will definitely launch on
October 1 and I will post the link then.
Many thanks to everyone who sent pictures. More, please!
Best regards.
Paul Swartz
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That sounds great. I can't wait to see the great meteorite photos to come. :)
Clearly, The Meteorite Men. Can you tell who's who?
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Two more days.
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Here it is.
www.tucsonmeteorites.com/mpod.asp
This will be the link every day, but I will continue to post it.
Cheers.
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Egg on face!
Typical, though. In my experience as a software developer, the intro of a
product invariably produces an error in front of the customer, despite the
hours of testing that were done. The severity of the error and the probability
thereof seem to be directly proportional to the
Sikhote Alin
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The description for NWA 6976 incorrectly stated the date of closest approach to
Earth. The info has been corrected.
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