I have a couple dozen meteorites now ending on ebay (Some already ended so
check quick) including completely crusted meteorites still bid at one cent and
ending in 35 minutes.
See my ebay user id AMUNRE
Or click here:
http://stores.ebay.com/DEANS-COLLECTIBLES-AND-GEMSTONES?_rdc=1
Sincerely
DEAN
Dear list members,
A few small meteorite slices and fragments next to LDG Gem quality and other
stones are
available on E-Bay ending in about 2 days (Sunday morning PDT). No
reserve, low starting bid, some still at USD 1.99 !
Please have a look if interested.
Dear list members,
I offer a few small but quite rare meteorite slices and fragments next to LDG
and other stuff
on E-Bay ending in about 2 days (Sunday morning PDT). No reserve, low starting
bid, some still at USD 1.99
Please have a look if interested.
Greetings and salutations listerians:
Here it is, my first ad posted to the list. We regularly sell meteorites
and related items on eBay.
If you click on seller's other items, you'll see our current selection of
meteorites.
Thanks!
Phil Whitmer
Dear Listees:
I have some Sunday eBay auctions ending over the next hour and a half,
just in time for the Perseids.
Highlights this week include a a fragmented Sikhote-Alin which has
shattered along its planes and shows the iron crystal pattern without
etching:
Hello list,
just a quick note, that I have 28 auctions ending in less than 2 hours
and 7 reprints ending in about one day.
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpema9
Meteorites, e.g.:
- SAO JULIAO DE MOREIRA, 7.58 g (15 x 15 x 10 mm), a nice piece of the
rare iron meteorite Sao Juliao de Moreira,
Hello list,
Happy New Year!
I have 31 auctions ending in about 4 hours: 4 thin sections, a Meteor
Crater Study Kit and 20
books/booklets/reprints from my collection plus 3 great meteorites
(Murchison, Cape York, Richfield) that I offer for sale on ebay.com.
In addition I have 3 American
Hello List,
Mike Farmer said,
Again, if that is to be the case, then I want EVERYONE to immediately STOP
using my number, NWA 801, and NWA 1929, and others.
- - - NO, Snap out of it! It's not going to happen
. People are still going
to use these numbers which have been assigned to these
Pelé Pierre-Marie said,
why don't we create a catalog of meteorites with official rates (like
you
can find for stamps or coins) ?
I am in favor of a modified version of this, It's a great idea and it
works
for other hobbies such as Coins, Stamps, Tokens and a bunch of others.
And I am not.
Hello Cj,
I agree with your analysis of these different points.
I think the market is old enough to start to fix new
rules on the prices of meteorites.
I don't know the world of coins, tokens, cards but I
know the world of stamps.
Prices are based on many parameters (tkw or available
weight on
Hello Bernhard,
In fact, it's the same problem with collectibles as
stamps. There are recommended prices but each seller
can make its own price. Prices are only indicative.
For spectacular meteorites, the buyer will be ready to
pay an extra price for it.
That's not regulation, that's only
Hello Bern and List,
A Price Guide is exactly what it says, a guide. This does not set the
Value at any particular price but it does give you a base to start out.
Perhaps a better Guide would be a price guide for classsifications. Just
to give a base price.
Other factors would come into play
Everything is not black and white, try to have an open mind eh
Cj
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This is controlling a market, not involving yourself in it.
Cj
And now please tell me why on earth this market needs control?
And who will be the one in control? Why artificially give power to one
ore a group of people?
What would be wrong with the meteorite market as it is? Tell me.
Nah.
Hi Adam, List,
I see a substantial problem with the approval of likely or possible paired
material:
With the desert rush we just don't have the lab capacities to make analyses
of each paired stone.
For instance here in Germany we have perhaps five or six places, where
classification can be done
So, Adam, could you please help us in providing a list of labs, which
are
willing to classify most probably paired material
or may the collectors send you samples for classification of
questionable
stones, which are said to be likely paired with your NWA numbers - that
would be the easiest way, as
I'm certainly not saying the meteorite market should be controlled, I was
just saying it would be handy to have a base price to start out with.
Cj
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Hello List,
Mike Farmer said,
Again, if that is to be the case, then I want EVERYONE to immediately
STOP
using my number, NWA 801, and NWA 1929, and others.
- - - NO, Snap out of it! It's not going to happen.. People are still
going
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Again, if that is to be the case, then I want EVERYONE to immediately STOP
using my number, NWA 801, and NWA 1929, and others.
Those are my numbers
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From: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 11:13 AM
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Hi Greg,
so offer to Bob, that he sends his specimens to you and then you let it
check.
Sportsmanlike idea.
Martin
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To follow Adam's point of view which looks good, why
don't we build a catalog of meteorites with official
rates (like you can find for stamps or coins) ?
For example, for an historical fall like L'Aigle,
there would be detailed information on the meteorite,
a picture, prices according to the
Three things to think about:
1) Until the labs start increasing their throughput, it will be necessary
to make informed guesses.
A rose, by any other name, is still a rose.
2) Did naming irregularities cause the fall in meteorite prices? How about
the over-supply of meteorites and a bad
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Three things to think about:
1) Until the labs start increasing their throughput, it will be necessary
to make informed guesses.
A rose, by any other name
Hello fellow collectors,
I have a few meteorites up for auction . A large diogenite fragment , a
martian sample currently at $ 1.00 ending tomorrow.
See folowing link and click on sellers other items :
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2281962639
Thanks
Bob Evans
The Hupe Collection
Team LunarRock
IMCA 2185
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Hello fellow collectors,
I have
think they are paired with my meteorite?
Michael Farmer
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Hey Bob,
I thought everybody
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Again, if that is to be the case, then I want EVERYONE to immediately STOP
using my number, NWA 801, and NWA 1929, and others.
Those
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Again, if that is to be the case, then I want EVERYONE to immediately STOP
using my number, NWA 801, and NWA 1929
, November 03, 2004 9:46 PM
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Hi Mike,
You are the one who provided us with NWA 801 from expedition number 5. Do
you recall I purchased a big chunk from Jim Strope's share at $100.00 a
gram
because I thought it represented a Main Mass. Also do you
To follow Adam's point of view which looks good, why
don't we create a catalog of meteorites with official
rates (like you can find for stamps or coins) ?
For example, for an historical fall like L'Aigle,
there would be detailed information on the meteorite,
a picture, prices according to the
I disagree, and I will explain why later, but no I have to leave here
:-).
Bernhard
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