Hi Rob and thanks for sharing the photos. The low resolution X-ray tomography
images are a bit difficult to interpret. Perhaps you could post some high res
images? From what I can see, there do not appear to be very many annual growth
rings. How many do you count? What year were these
Count the annual growth rings in the base of the branchif a tree was alive
in 1947 there should be more than 64.
-J
- Original Message
From: Darryl Pitt dar...@dof3.com
To: impact...@aol.com
Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tue, January 11, 2011 8:35:15 PM
One year's growth should be represented by a light colored early growth band
AND
a dark colored late growth band...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dendrochronology
- Original Message
From: John Birdsell johnbirds...@yahoo.com
To: Darryl Pitt dar...@dof3.com; impact...@aol.com
Cc
of mine says that all of the
genuine specimens were gathered years ago, but some may have been kept for
future sale as we know the Arab dealers do with meteorites.
Be careful out there.
Ted Bunch
- Original Message
From: John Birdsell johnbirds...@yahoo.com
To: John Birdsell
] On
| Behalf Of Dolores Hill
| Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 1:54 PM
| To: John Birdsell
| Cc: impact...@aol.com; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
| Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] AD(?) - Sikhote-Alin in tree
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| Dear meteorite-list,
|
| I cannot resist commenting on this issue. I have
Very interesting Chondrite! Never seen so many small, well-defined thumb-prints
on a chondriteIt would be interesting to see a cut face (if there is one)?
-J
From: Michael Johnson mich...@rocksfromspace.org
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wed,
Hi Mike and congratulations on your new find! Please
post some photos when you get a chance.
Cheers
-John Dawn
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Hi Christian and thanks for the Update!
-John
--- Christian Anger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike,
look at
http://tin.er.usgs.gov/meteor/metbull.php
click what's new
and you will see the new entry in the metbull #90.
Fukang is a main group pallasite.
Cheers,
Christian
Hi Bernd...Yes, if it is paired to our new Acapulcoite
NWA 2714 and NWA 2656, then the provisional write-up
in MB90 states that the TKW is accounted for by a
single ~ 7.5 kilogram stone which was apparently
broken into pieces and sold.
Cheers
-John
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Hello All
Hi Adam...the classification write-up usually states
whether it is likely paired to other meteorites. What
did your write up state? If it is a complete
individual, and it is paired to NWA 2656 and NWA 2714
and others, then I would think the TKW for this
grouping must be over 7.5 kilos. Did the
and the
other pieces came from a single large stone then
they should have reported
it.
Kind Regards,
Adam Hupe
The Hupe Collection
Team LunarRock
IMCA 2185
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From: John Birdsell [EMAIL PROTECTED
. IF anyone
wants a piece and 4 or 5 grams isnt enough then
wirte Nelson, I belive his
piece is up for grabs - or at least it was listed in
Lang's auction at
tucson...
From: John Birdsell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Adam's NWA
,
Adam Hupe
The Hupe Collection
Team LunarRock
IMCA 2185
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From: John Birdsell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: stan . [EMAIL PROTECTED];
Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 6:39 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Re
for accuracy. Still
waiting to hear why you
recently added the weight to your web-site when it
was not there before this
string started or should I state Sting?
Take Care,
Adam
- Original Message -
From: John Birdsell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Adam Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED
from
the beginning which is not
my problem. NWA 2989 is clean with an accurate
weight reported. It is up
to dealers to police themselves. I only report what
I know to be accurate.
Time to walk on this tired Sting
Adam
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From: John Birdsell [EMAIL
Steve...ancient chinese proverb say...
Better to get your information straight from horse's
mouth than from horse's other end.
Cheers
-John
--- Steve Arnold, Chicago!!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was told that there is over 900 kilo's of this
pallasite.At the munich
show I was also
Hello all. We are please to announce another
spectacular new achondrite-NWA 3368(prov.). This is a
particularly showy and beautiful Eucrite, having
diogenite clasts and extremely fine grained basaltic
clasts embedded in a light matrix having a pink hue!
Many of the larger slices also have sizeable
That is a smoking DEAL! I'd jump on it if I were you.
A few weeks ago he was asking $30,000,000.00 for it!
-John
--- Matt Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wanna laugh hysterically?
http://cgi.ebay.com/A-HUGE-METEORITE-FROM-MARS_W0QQitemZ6570668791QQcategoryZ3239QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
--
and I were discussing it over many beers at
the Hofbrauhaus saturday night, and we both know
what
is going to happen. High price on market, low sales,
then panic and offers very cheap.
It has happened to many times before.
Mike Farmer
-- John Birdsell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Rob
Mike Farmer Wrote:
Also there was a lot of
the ´Fuking` Pallasite from China. It was being
offered at less than 10Euros a gram in large chunks,
I saw pieces from 100 grams to 2 kilos. Apparently
the buyers have divided the massive pallasite up and
are now going to flood the market. Looks
Hi Rob...My personal opinion is that Fukang will not
be selling for any less that it has been selling for,
and my bet is that, if anything it will be selling for
more. When you say Mike saw a whole bunch in Munich,
I'm assuming it was less than or equal to 7.7 kilos of
mostly end-pieces. In any
Hello everyone! Thanks to the many of you that made it to Tucson this
year. We enjoyed meeting a number of new friends and hope to see you
here again next year! We have some very nice meteorite auctions ending
on ebay shortly. These include a beautiful Muonionalusta with No
Reserve, a huge
Hi RubenI think that it may reflect the progression of cooling from
different regions which resulted in different crystaline patterns
intersecting. I'm sure someone on the list will have a good explanation.
We had one with three distinct patterns which was pretty cool too! Check
it out:
Hello Martin and MatteoThose are definitely nice CAIs, but
definitely check out the CAI at this link!!!
http://www.arizonaskiesmeteorites.com/AZ_Skies_Links/NWA_2364/index.html
Cheers
-John
M come Meteorite Meteorites wrote:
This is others nice CAI's in my NWA CV
://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
--
We are the music makers...
and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
Willy Wonka, 1971
- Original Message - From: John Birdsell
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Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2005 12:34 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list
Hi GregThat first one sure looks like it could have been a spherical
CAI having chondritic material in it. It would be interesting to slice
the other one open and study its structure!
Cheers
-John
Greg Hupe wrote:
Hello all CAI lovers,
Here are a couple of links to some monster sized CAI's
Congratulations to Mike! Way to go big guy! I think we have all holding
our breaths hoping that it would be confirmed soon and now that it has
been, it's time to celebrate (and maybe pick up a slice or two ;-) !
Cheers
-John Dawn
Arizona Skies Meteorites
Hello all...we would like to share a photo of a new east African Iron
meteorite that has an amazing fractal-like etch pattern. When we
showed this to John Wasson at UCLA he said that he had never seen a
pattern like it before. We have posted a high resolution image which can
be viewed at the
Hello everyone...we are looking forward to seeing many of you here at
the Tucson show and are pleased to announce that we will be offering
beautiful (and comparatively large) part slices from a newly classifed
primative achondrite NWA 2643 in the near future at very reasonable
prices. NWA
Dear Greg and Adam...Please stop trying to start trouble on this list
and save your sale pitches for the used car lot. If either of you had
any class you wouldn't try to butt in on other dealers ads right after
they had been posted and you wouldn't make reckless comments impugning
Ted Bunch or
Hi Michael...Sorry to burst your bubble, but I think that Tom has
already laid claim to that rare, one of a kind beauty (see thread
earlier this week on the Wow-NEW Meteorite from Kenya-Sounds Great!
Michael L Blood wrote:
Boy, am I ever lucky!
Look what I just got offered:
--
Dear Sir.
Just received this URGENT email. If anyone is interested in the
meteorite described below I'll forward the seller's contact
information- ;-)
-John
Dear Sir,
Am very pleased to write to you this evening about a meteorite on sale
by us in Nairobi Kenya east Africa.the following are its
Hi Doug, Steve allDoug I think you may have really hit on
something- Refrigerator Meteor-Magnets! Every refrigerator should have
a coupleYou can etch them and use them to hold up your shopping
list, chore list, etc. I think we'll start offering them on ebay in the
near future! Even
Hi Walter...you've got to check out the SR-71 here in Tucson! It's
gorgeous! They've also got a superb F-4U Corsair, a beautiful B-24 and
numerous other amazing aircraft!
-John
Walter Branch wrote:
Hi Geoff,
the Saturn 5 booster to Cape Kennedy) and one of two actual B-52s that
launched
Hello Martin and List. According to Wasson and Kallemeyn (2002)
Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, Vol. 66, No. 13, pp. 24452473.
The members of the Mundrabilla duo, Waterville (1.63) and Mundrabilla
(1.64), are FeS-rich irons, closely related to each other in structure
and composition. They
Hello everyone! We have just listed an exqusite, full slice of an
extremely rare new North African Iron on ebay. You can take a look at
the following link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=6505705347ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1
Enjoy!
-John Dawn
Arizona Skies Meteorites
Hello all. We are very pleased to announce a truly amazing new iron
meteorite. A single mass of 1650g was found in 2004 in the western
sahara. This iron had a very unusual appearance and when we cut a sample
for analysis we were amazed by the bizarre etch pattern. It has a
micro-etch pattern
Hello everyone. We've been wondering what if any Windmanstatten our new
Chinese pallasite would have, but up until now, have not had time to
check it out. We have finally started getting caught up following the
holidays and have etched several pieces. It has a very cool etch
reminescent of
It is really beyond me why anyone would be trying to pawn off Free
Gmail accounts on behalf of Google. First of all nothing is Free. If
someone tells you otherwise they are lying. Secondly, why would anyone
waste their time trying to promote Google unless they were a Google
employee and were
Probably Not, but for a nominal fee you can get 2 MB of email storage
from other reliable vendors and not have Google reading through your
emails, storing the content and selling the information to third parties.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/04/03/google_mail_is_evil_privacy/
-John
For those of you so interested in saving a buck, here is something to
read BEFORE you sign up for Free gmail.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/04/03/google_mail_is_evil_privacy/
-John
Darren Garrison wrote:
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 10:29:28 -0700, Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If
Hi everyone! Some of you may already be aware of this, but the US postal
service has a recently introduced a new service by which you can mail an
item of any weight for a flat rate of $7.70 to anywhere in the US via
priority mail! For dealers and collectors alike this is fantastic news!
You
Hello everyone and Happy New Year! All but one of our new Chinese
Pallasite specimens that we listed on ebay have sold. For those of you
that missed the opportunity to add one of these lovely new pallasites to
your collection, we have listed several more specimen on ebay. We are
also taking
:
A whopping ~1,500 kilos! Yes, this is the largest pallasite in the world.
Mike Farmer
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To: 'John Birdsell' [EMAIL PROTECTED];
Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 3:17 PM
Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] More NEW
Hi Steve and thanks for posting that oneIt's GORGEOUS!!! What is it?
-John
Steven Drummond wrote:
Hi List,
I forgot to put the weight of this slice , it is 2.15
grams . Slice is 1 1/4 by 7/8 . The link...
http://www.strufe.net/IMG_0317.jpg
Regards, Steven
Hello Pierre and Bernhard. Actually most of the reputable aid
organizations allow you to make donations to the Tsunami releif effort
directly online using you credit card. This would be a much more
effective way to help as there would not be any deduction in paypal fees
and you can choose
Hello Everyone! We hope you all had a wonderful holiday. We are please
to announce that we have finally finished preparing a number of our
specimens of gorgeous new Pallasite from China. This pallasite has
amazing, large orange olivine crystals and appears to be very stable
along the lines of
Hello everyone...we have over $20,000 worth of gorgeous meteorites
listed on ebay. Many of these would make fantastic Christmas Gifts. The
listings include planetary meteorites, 4 types of pallasite,
achondrites, and numerous irons including a huge 520g Henbury full
slice! To view these
Tom...If I were you, I'd save my money up and get a NEW one.
;-)
-John
Tom AKA James Knudson wrote:
Boy, I wish I could get this one!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=3239item=2294923999;
rd=1
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
IMCA 6168
Hi everyone! Well we finally managed to get the last five slices of the
new IIICD NWA 2677 posted on the website. It took a bit longer than we
had hoped, but they're up. They have a beautiful etch and a nickel
content of 12.8%. These are the last five slices that will be available
for sale to
Meteorites
MARK BOSTICK wrote:
Hello John and list,
I recently picked up a small piece of NWA 2677 from John Birdsell. An
interesting iron meteorite of 100g. It has been provisionally
classified as a ?IICD (aka: IAB subclass LM).? noted from John?
website. I am not really an iron expert, but I
Hello everyoneWe have added several more specimens of the extremely
rare Al Mahbas pallasite to our website along with new photos of the
previous specimens. These specimens range from around 3 up to over 6
grams and are loaded with gorgeous olivine crystals. The interesting
thing about
Hi Steve and congratulations on your new digital Camera! Can I have the
old one that you received last year for Christmas (it would fit nicely
into my Christmas stocking and make me really happy too!).
Thanks!
-John
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
I just found out that I am getting a samsung 4
of the new Pallasite last month in Morocco, and planned a
trip to go to the site of the meteorite find. It is in Western Sahara,
right on the Algeria/Morocco/Mauritania borders. This is the same
Pallasite that John Birdsell has some of.
I was assured that it was no problem to go to the area
Hello Meteorite List members. We are very please to announce that we
have not one, but two new, previously unclassified Pallasites available.
One is from the Sahara and the other is from China. If you are
interested please feel free to contact us off list for more
information. We will be
Hi Larry, Mike and list. Yes, at first this sounds like good advice,
however this can lead to numerous problems as well. For instance I
obtained a beautiful large chunk of NWA 482 in a trade with you Mike,
and I know that numerous other dealers also have NWA 482 for sale. If we
were only to
Hi Doug and thanks for the interesting idea. I suppose that could work
if every dealer kept perfect records of every piece, slice, part slice,
and part, part slice that they ever bought or sold. The question then
would be, who would be the Meteorite Auditors to track down the few
offending
Hi EveryoneWe just wanted to wish everyone a happy thanksgiving and
a safe Holiday! Special thanks to Michael Blood for sharing his
thanksgiving parrot joke ;-)
Cheers
-John Dawn
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Hello Everyone! We are happy to announce a NEW Saharan Iron-NWA 2677
(prov.)! This exceptional little iron is a new, and particularily
beautiful iron from the Saharan desert. It has been provisionally
classified as a IIICD (it appears to group closely to the IAB subclass
LM). Classification
Hi PaulThere is an easily usable seach engine for the lists archives
located at the bottom of the Meteorite-List archives.
(http://www.meteoritecentral.com/archives.shtml) If, when you click on
the email of interest it says Not found just click on cashed and you
be able to read even the
Bernhard-Congratulations! That is a Gorgeous piece! Well worth a look
for those that haven't yet!
-John
Arizona Skies Meteorites
Bernhard Rems wrote:
http://www.meteoritegallery.com/gallery/viennametcoll/757_dho_535_1
My latest acquisition - I just LOVE ungrouped meteorites :-).
Bernhard
Hi Matt and list. I'm not an expert on the topic, but I think that part
of the problem may also be that meteorites such as those belonging to
the HED group are quite heterogeneous. If one sample contains a slightly
higher diogenite component it may come back as a howardite while a
sample with
Hello Jeff and thanks for your email. I think a repository of high
quality photos of type specimens would be extremely useful for the
entire meteorite community.
Cheers
-John
Jeff Grossman wrote:
There are several reasons for this result. Among these are:
1) Not all scientists are equally
AdamI think you meant your pieces were looked at by Dr. Irving as
this is what you have told the list repeatedly. You could not possibly
have had every piece microprobed as all the pieces we have seen sold by
you on ebay did not even have a window polished into them. Further, no
one in
will this leave us?
Think about it,
Adam
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From: John Birdsell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Adam Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, November 21, 2004 5:24 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Trust - Was...Honest Answer...
AdamI
Hello Mike and Tracy. Remember to always convert you email to plain
text before you send it to the list. The list server will not accept
html formatted emails and your email will disappear into the ether if
you send one in a format other than plain text.
Best wishes
-John
Mike / flattoprocks
Martinwhen you refer to stinky Campos are those like the rusty Old
Campo that you are trying to sell on your website for $300 per kilo,
stating that Despite its impressive Total Known Weight, Campo del Cielo
isn't offered that often.? Are these the good sales prices that you
are offering
Hello everone. Quite a few of you have already added one or more of our
newly classified martian basaltic shergottites to your collections and
we would like to thank all of you. For those of you that have already
added one, photos of the main mass are now available on the NASA-JPL
Martian
Hello Bernhard. We believe that we consistently provide the highest
quality Campos available, but please check out other dealers websites
and judge for yourself.
Cheers
-John Dawn
Arizona Skies Meteorites
http://www.arizonaskiesmeteorites.com
Bernhard Rendelius Rems wrote:
Hi there,
I am
Hey MikeThat's a gorgeous Ureilite! Thanks for sharing you photos!
Cheers
-John
Arizona Skies Meteorites
Michael Farmer wrote:
I have finally cut up and am presenting for sale today one of the most
interesting Ureilites known.
This is Dhofar 979, a meteorite which I found on January 8th,
Hello everyone...we have just finished updating the website and have
added a very nice, newly classified Cumulate eucrite, a newly classified
CV3 and a New LL6 polymict breccia. If you are in the market or just
want to see some nice meteorites please feel free to check these guys
out. In
Hello everyone. We have just posted a gorgeous 6.12 kg
remaglypted Taza Iron on our website. Even if you're
not in the market for a world class plessitic Iron, you may
enjoy taking a look.
Cheers
-John Dawn
Arizona Skies Meteorites
http://www.arizonaskiesmeteorites.com
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Hello Rob and Congratulations on your new thumb-printed (and presumably
foot-printed) fall! May we ask if there are any known pairings?
Cheers
-John Dawn
Arizona Skies Meteorites
Rob Wesel wrote:
Hello all-
After several hours of sonic booms, hissing noises, and assignment of blame
a nicely
Hello Pierre-MarieDave Freeman recently posted the following source
for scale cubes to the list.
Cheers
-John Dawn
Arizona Skies Meteorites
Dear List;
List member Peter Scherff has scale cubes (as seen in meteorite as
found pictures). For those wanting to increase their Karma at
A local newpaper in Venezuela has scooped CNN, NBC and CBS and broken
the big story about an amazing
new meteorite find (see below). We are sure that this will generate
intense scientific interest as well as intense competition
amongst the list dealers as they vie to purchase this cosmic beauty.
Hello ZelmirThat certainly is a coincidence. I guess the more people
that learn about the potential value of meteorites the more cosmic
agates we'll be hearing about in the News. Apparently this chap was
planning on retiring on the proceeds from Granny's meteorite as he
became quite
Hello Stan and List. Yes, this was exactly the point that we made in an
earlier posting (The Probem with Reductionism ad Infinitum). The
members of this list have not yet received any response from Adam on
this matter and we wonder if he or anyone else have a reasonable
explanation for this
: John Birdsell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: stan . [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 13, 2004 8:53 AM
Subject: Re: AW: [meteorite-list] Enough is Enough, Now NWA 1877
Hello Stan and List. Yes, this was exactly the point that we made in an
earlier posting (The Probem
over a small area.
The location alone is enough to make pairing statements after a qualified
scientist authenticated every piece and the NomCom approved the scientists'
work by making it official.
Adam
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Adam
Hello Met List. Over the coming months we will be adding a number of
newly classified, rare meteorites to our website. These include several
achondrites, one planetary achondrite, a gorgeous carbonaceous
chondrite, and two new irons. We have just update the website, adding a
number of full and
Hello Bernhard, and Steve. I think Steve is using the term double cut
to refer to what we have been calling a quarter cut. Essentially an
end cut that has been cut in half in a plane perpendicular to the
original cut face resulting in two cut faces intersecting at a 90 degree
angle.
Cheers
Dear Adam and list. Adam as we follow your argument, we find some
potential problems. As we understand it you bought a handful of putative
meteorite fragments (118g) from a moroccan who told you they all came
from the same strewn field. If you were not actually there when all 118g
were
Hi SteveNope don't have any (sure wish we did though)-that's a
beautiful meteorite! We do have two gorgeous new irons though, and
we'll post some photos once they're classified.
Cheers
-John
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
Hi again list.As a follow up to my earlier quetion on nova
Hi SteveNope we don't have any (wish we did though)-what a beautiful
meteorite! If you know where we can get some email us.
Cheers
-John
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
Hi again list.As a follow up to my earlier quetion on nova petropolis, are
there any other collecters who have any of
Hello List members. As some may have noticed, nice Imilac slices are
nearly impossible to locate these days. We have recently added a number
of gorgeous slices to our website. If anyone has been looking for a
really beautiful translucent piece of Imilac please feel free to check
them out.
Dear Adam. It appears to us that once again you are making accusations
about other meteorite dealers without backing up any of your statements
with facts. Not only is this unfair to those that you malign but it
seems to be becoming a habit of yours. If you can not or will not back
up your
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Dear List and Adam. Adam, in a recent email to the
list (see below) you claimed that ~65% of the
dealers selling Amgalas were selling something other
than Amgala. Neither Mark Bostick, nor we have seen
anyone selling fake Amgalas and we find this claim of
yours somewhat difficult to believe. Could
Hello all. We have just recently added some very nice Lunar and Martian
specimens to the website along with some incredible Glorieta Mountain
slices, Amgala whole individuals and beautiful slices, oriented Gao,
etched henbury and Muonionalusta. If you would like to view any of
these or other
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Hello everyone. If anyone is looking for an incredible, high quality Big
Iron, we have a gorgeous 44.6 pound new Campo on ebay ending in a couple
hours. Right now it is a steal going for under $43/ kg. This is well
below wholesale and if you're in the market for a really terrific big
iron this
Hello Tom. We can not speak for the other dealers out there, but we
would recommend contacting the dealer that you purchased the meteorite
from and asking for a replacement or a refund.
Good Luck!
John Dawn
Arizona Skies Meteorites
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Hello all. We have an auction ending in under an hour for a gorgeous,
big 28.4 pound, high quality Campo. You can STEAL this beautiful
meteorite away right now for under $40 per kilo! If you've been
looking for a nice big Iron, you won't find a higher quality Campo at a
better price. If you
Hello everybody. This is just to clear up some confusion that has
arisen regarding meteorites recently found in the Franconia wash region
east of Kingman, AZ. As a number of you already are aware, there have
been a number of new Chondrites found in the region loosely referred to
as Franconia
they are not unlike some NWA's...orphans from a known location?
Not to feed the ducks,
Dave Freeman
John Birdsell wrote:
Hello everybody. This is just to clear up some confusion that has
arisen regarding meteorites recently found in the Franconia wash
region east of Kingman, AZ. As a number of you
Hello everone and Thank you Ruben and Mike for better clarifying the
situation for everyone. It will definitely be very interesting when
more of these New meteorites are classified. Ruben and Mike are probably
more familiar with the types of meteorites being found in this region
than anyone
Hello everyone. We have just posted several nice large slices from
Arizona's newest meteorite, provisionally known as 'Franconia'. Feel
free to check them out on our website:
http://www.arizonaskiesmeteorites.com. You may also want to take a
look at a very beautiful NWA 2089 (LL3) that we
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