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There isn't much that we find more amusing than spurious descriptions on Ebay and some commercial websites describing a pokey little specimen as "Huge!" "Awesome!" and "Museum Quality!" So, when we say "museum quality," we mean it. The meteorites featured on this page are among the best of the best, and would grace any major collection. Layaways and payment plans always available. |
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NININGER
TEKTITE New Listing Amazing overly large tektite "patty"
with a most unusual shape, hand painted number and accompanied by a handwritten
Nininger specimen note that reads "79 Ex large frag." 80.5 grams 85
mm x 49 mm x 18 mm |
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TAZA
(NWA 859) New Listing Absolutely one of the best desert
irons we've ever seen. An exquisite shape, covered in large well-formed
thumbprints, and displaying magnificently in many orientations. A five-star
iron offered well below normal retail price. 2,045 grams 140 mm x 115 mm x 72 mm |
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SIKHOTE-ALIN
2,637 grams One of the largest Sikhote-Alin individuals we've had the pleasure of
offering in many years, this magnificent specimen is covered with deep,
flowing regmaglypts and abundant flow lines. A very rare opportunity to
acquire a significant individual from this important witnessed fall. 2,637 grams 170 mm x 90 mm x 83 mm |
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NWA
6355, LUNAR BRECCIA Northwest Africa 6355 is a lunar melt-matrix breccia. Only a single stone of 760 grams was found, with less than half of the mass made available for sale. At 13.9 grams, this is one of the largest existing slices. A close similarity in chemical composition suggests it originated close to the Apollo 16 landing site! Don't miss the large pictures >>> 13.64 grams 88 mm x 59 mm x 2 mm |
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SEYMCHAN This marvelous end cut is the largest extant piece of our extraordinary transitional Seymchan specimen. We consider it the finest transitional pallasite we've ever seen. Truly a museum-class example. Don't miss the large pictures >>> 6,810 grams 240
mm x 143 mm x 78 mm |
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GIBEON Gibeon is a long-time favorite of meteorite collectors, and one that
has sadly all but disappeared from the market. This substantial 9-lb piece
came from an old collection and was expertly prepared by one of our top
labs to show off its marvelous etch pattern. 5,380 grams 204 mm x 128 mm x 59 mm |
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DIMMITT
1,137.2 grams This beautiful complete individual, with rich natural patina, is from
the important Oscar Monnig Meteorite Collection. It features two hand-painted
numbers (Huss/Monnig and original Monnig), thumbprints and remnant fusion
crust. A gorgeous and desirable historic meteorite. 138 mm x 80 mm x 70 mm |
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SIKHOTE-ALIN This magnificent highly oriented individual is a large and textbook nosecone
covered with flowing regmaglypts, flow lines and multiple rollover lips.
Easily one of the finest oriented iron meteorites we have ever offered
for sale. 749.6 grams 100
mm x 82 mm x 45 mm |
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WHITECOURT This splendid example of Whitecourt from the recently discovered crater
in Canada is in the top 1% of all finds in terms of size, and we believe
it to be the single largest Whitecourt ever granted an export
permit from Canada. It is accompanied by a copy of that permit along with
full documentation. Superb. 373.3 grams 85 mm x 65 mm x 42 mm |
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CANYON
DIABLO Large sculptural Canyon Diablo from the Meteor Crater impact site with original hand painted H.H. Nininger catalog number 34.3381 and weight (slightly incorrect) 4901. This individual has an alluring bronze natural patina, discrete regmaglypts, a deep scoop and numerous small peaks. A superb and unique historic piece. Don't miss the large pictures >>> 4,880 grams 156 mm x 120 mm x 110 mm |
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TURTLE
RIVER, MINNESOTA The enigmatic and exceedingly rare Turtle River meteorite was plowed
up by a farmer and identified by Glenn Huss of AML in 1968. This magnificent
iron shows distinct evidence of artificial reheating, possibly by a blacksmith.
This radiant end cut carries Huss #92.9 and an original handwritten American
Meteorite Lab label. Large pictures
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BARRATTA,
AUSTRALIA The single largest piece of this rare Australian L4 that we have ever
seen for sale. Loaded with colorful chondrules, clasts, metal flakes and
abundant armored chondrules, it is a beautiful and exceptional world-class
specimen. 594.0 grams 276
mm x 183 mm x 7 mm |
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THUATHE This outstanding specimen was picked up immediately after the fall in
Lesotho, Africa, thereby preserving a rich black fusion crust that covers
99% of a surface decorated with flow lines and small, delicate regmaglypts.
At 228.4 grams this is one of the larger stones known, and an excellent
example of a freshly fallen and crusted chondrite. Outstanding. |
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