I think a top ten list would be much more effective.
There could be an overall 10, a beginner 10, an advanced 10, a historic 10,
a scientific 10, a representative (teaching) 10, or a personal 10.
But as Mike noted with:
“NWA 998 - very interesting Martian that holds it's value well.”
The
I believe Orgueil was the first meteorite suspected to contain life. And
also a good candidate for every list. 84001 would be the first for Martin
life however.
And I think Tucson needs no human help to get on a list. But if money is a
criterion then Lost City should be on the list twice since it
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Cape York
Gebel Kamil
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Am 11.05.2018 um 18:00 schrieb Mendy Ouzillou via Meteorite-list:
Someone on my FB page
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great question about what are the "must have" meteorites as a NEW collector.
I thought this
Interesting point Mike. I think I was looped in on the stimulus for such a
reply as well. Been a few years.
But in reality, museums and even NASA make lists of display and collection
specimens. I can easily imagine ALH84001 landing on one of those lists.
Spending time with ALH84001 was on my
Alh84001 is government property and if you have some it’s a bad bad thing.
So how could that ever be on a must have collection list?
Michael Farmer
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> List, 2 more missing.
> ALH
Maybe one from your own country when possible?
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Hi Mendy and all,
Good list for sure. Some of those are hard to get. Just a note that I have
listed in the past 4 months, or will list about 35 our of the 60.
Easy to say, but any Nininger item would be a great part of any collection.
Even if you only have one Nininger Item.
Happy collecting!
Hi Mendy and all,
Good list for sure. Some of those are hard to get. Just a note that I
have listed in the past 4 months, or will list about 35 our of the 60.
Easy to say, but any Nininger item would be a great part of any
collection. Even if you only have one Nininger Item.
Happy collecting!
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List, 2 more missing.
ALH 84001 ; Martian, 1st meteorite suspected of possible life
Tucson Iron; 1st to have a $ one million reward (offered by Bob Haag).
Carl
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Great to hear from you Martin. And thanks for reposting that great
article. It's well worth another read. :)
On 5/11/18, Dark Matter wrote:
> I think a top ten list would be much more effective.
>
> There could be an overall 10, a beginner 10, an advanced 10, a historic
Great list Mendy. You hit most of them. I would only add a small handful.
NWA 482 - probably one the most interesting lunars for a variety of reasons.
NWA 998 - very interesting Martian that holds it's value well.
Bonita Springs or Winona - for the Indian connection.
Glorieta Mountain -
Uruacu ??
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Someone on my FB page
(https://www.facebook.com/groups/meteorites.tektites.impactites/) asked a
great question about what are the "must have" meteorites as a NEW collector.
I thought this would make a great topic of discussion for the MetList as
well. Here is a list I found online many years ago.
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