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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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WHITECOURT New listing 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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SIKHOTE-ALIN
1,406 gram Oriented Individual This outstanding individual shows clear orientation, retains some of its original patina and is covered with large, well formed regmagylpts. An exceptional specimen for the Sikhote-Alin devotee. Don't miss the large photos >>> |
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FUKANG New listing This beautiful part slice is the largest
piece of Fukang we have offered for sale. Its abundant and colorful crystals
float in a highly polished nickel-iron matrix. This specimen is extremely
stable and one of the finest examples we have seen of this alluring pallasite
from China. |
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ESQUEL A breathtaking slice of this highly desirable pallasite that has been
sliced paper-thin to show off its magnificent translucent crystals. A
myriad of yellow, amber, and green flashes of color floating in a sea
of nickel-iron. Gorgeous! 63.7 grams 107
mm x 84 mm x 2 mm |
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CAMPO
DEL CIELO 60.1 kg |
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CAMPO
DEL CIELO 100 kg The single finest meteorite we have ever had the pleasure of offering in the history of Aerolite, this highly oriented, shield-shaped, thumbprinted behemoth weighs in at almost exactly 220 pounds. A true world class specimen that will demand attention in any museum or major collection. Don't miss the large pictures >>> 100 kg / 220 lbs |
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CANYON
DIABLO 7 kg Easily the finest Canyon Diablo we have ever offered for sale, this spectacular, highly sculptural specimen is from the estate of pioneering Arizona family, the Babbitts. Found circa 1941, this unique individual exhibits the fine patina found only on surface specimens. Don't miss the large pictures >>> 7,032 grams 200 mm x 166 mm x 129 mm |
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CANYON
DIABLO 7.6 kg The vast majority of Canyon Diablos found around Meteor Crater, Arizona
were shrapnel fragments. This large and impressive piece is a true individual,
with multiple thumbprints and exceptional character. A striking display
piece. 7,673 grams 239
mm x 137 mm x 95 mm |
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GIBEON This lovely individual is not only graced by an almost perfectly spherical
scoop, but also boasts a very appealing shape, with a particularly fine
scarlet and bronze patina. A superior example of a classic meteorite and
at a bargain price too. 3,058 grams 180
mm x 110 mm x 91 mm |
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TOLUCA First discovered in 1776 in Mexico, Toluca is one of the world's oldest known meteorites. The Toluca strewnfield was also the site of meteorite pioneer H.H. Nininger's first great expedition, making it historic on two counts. This excellent large individual has unusually fine surface features and character. Don't miss the large photos >>> |
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MILLBILLILLIE
137.7 grams The finest Millbillillie we have ever offered for sale, this exquisite complete, 100% fusion-crusted stone is decorated by an incredible abundance of spectacular flow lines, streaking across glossy crust. As good as it gets. Don't miss the large photos >>> 137.7 grams 70
mm x 52 mm x 41 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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RIO
LIMAY An excellent and hefty full slice of this very rare impact melt. This specimen has a black matrix peppered with thousands of nickel-iron flakes and clearly shows the dual lithology characteristic of this fascinating meteorite. Don't miss the large photos >>> 783.8 grams 179
mm x 178 mm x 12 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 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 an exceptional world-class specimen. 594.0 grams 276
mm x 183 mm x 7 mm |
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RENFROW,
OKLAHOMA Only one Renfrow stone was found in 1986 while terracing a field in Oklahoma.
This excellent, very large, full slice beautifully displays abundant metal
flecks floating in a dark matrix. 911.1 grams 297
mm x 207 mm x 7 mm |
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CLEO
SPRINGS, OKLAHOMA Substantial slice of this beautiful Oklahoma meteorite. Only one mass
of 24 kilograms was found by a wheat farmer and subsequently used as a
plow weight. Cleo is a black chondrite rich in metallic inclusions and
showing hints of different lithologies. Gorgeous. 757.4 grams 166
mm x 135 mm x 13 mm |
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LIBYAN
DESERT GLASS This massive and beautifully shaped Libyan Desert Glass specimen is the largest example of LDG we have ever offered for sale, and the second largest we have ever seen! It features intriguing banding and is speckled with holes and its texture is reminiscent of green sea glass. Mysterious and magical. Don't miss the large pictures >>> 3,038 grams 212
mm x 184 mm x 105 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 chondrite. Superb. |
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