Still, you had no business interfering with Allan's and my deal. You
didn't even know Serge nor what was going down, you merely put your big
arse into something where it didn't belong. History would be different
if you had minded your own business instead of screwing Al and myself
(which you didn't even know you were doing in my case).
As for changing the subject to the pairing of 1839 and 3133, I told you
before I don't bother busy scientists with crap that you start, but
rather, I read published documents for my information. The information
that you clainm is incorrect is published by Drs. Ted Bunch and James
Wittke on the NAU website and is currently still there. Ask them to
remove it for the sake of accuracy in the field of meteoritics, for this
is what I will refer to on this issue, and nothing Adam Hupe says will
change that.
David
Adam Hupe wrote:
Dear David,
You do not know what you are talking about. That was when there was only 58
milligrams of crumbs on the market with no known pairings. Serge was asking
$500.00 for the crumbs and Al was ready to walk away. After convincing Al
about there desirability was he willing to partner with us on the crumbs.
Al ended up with a good portion of the crumbs. The price was established by
collectors at auction, not by me. If you recall the first piece was entered
by Al in partnership at a Blood auction with no minimum bid.
By the way, It has been cleared with both Dr. Irving and Dr. Bunch for you
to contact them in regards to previous statements you made that are in
error.
Kind Regards,
Adam
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Weir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Adam Hupe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 12:36 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] World's Meteorite Shows
Adam Hupe wrote:
They have been asking outrageous
prices for everything including $95,000.00 for a supposed pairing to NWA
011/2400 and $300,000.00 for an untested Martian rock.
Dear Adam,
You don't suppose this price for a NWA 011 pairing might have anything
to do with you, do you? After all, it was you who interfered in a deal
between myself, Al Lang, and Serge Afanisiev that I had researched for
two years prior to Tucson 2003 and arranged for Al to make a deal for
the filings that Serge said he had available. This was all long before
you took up your short-lived "partnership" with Al. I'm sure you have a
different take on things, but I will always feel that you turned around
and bought the NWA 011 filings out from under Al, not letting him
complete the deal in his intelligent way with his longtime friend.
Then you sold the material at auction, and thereafter, for several
hundred dollars per MILLIGRAM. Gee, thanks for making sure the price of
this material stays reasonable for us collectors. In my opinion you have
no right to complain about the high pricing of this material, and you
should be proud of yourself that the paired find NWA 2400 was also being
offered at $3000/g by Terry Boswell and his "partner in crime" Ron
Farrell. Perhaps this new pairing will also be consistent with the high
prices that YOU initiated. Thanks again. You should have stayed out of
this deal of mine and Al Lang's and most likely we wouldn't be seeing
these exorbitant prices for this unique basaltic eucrite-like meteorite.
Hey, and thanks for the free milligram of NWA 011 you gave me rather
than, say, 4 milligrams... after all, it was MY initiation (with due
credit to Norbert Classen who helped in the search for this material).
Okay, I'm over it. Have a great day Adam.
Love,
David
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