Hi Christian and list...
A google search for '"christian anger" meteorite son michael' brings up
a met-list post from 2003 '[meteorite-list] Sept. 7, 1753' regarding
Luponnas. Clearly this isn't a mesosiderite, but Dong Ujimqin Qi fell on
the same date. So that'd be my guess...
Matt.
Christ
In a message dated 5/9/2006 10:57:32 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
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> So of course we were welcomed to a Matteo comment on
> pricing.
>
>
> Did Haag's piece have nice crust like that? Did
> Haag's piece have the nice
> crystal as shown by Anne's great photos? W
Hello All,
Anne posted an add for AWESOME piece of Bilanga
Hello List,
As you might have noticed, I now have a lot of
great pieces in stock. And getting more.
But there is a piece that really surprised me. Take
a look at it:
http://www.impactika.com/Meteorities/jhbilang.htm
Have you
Dear List Members,
I would like to announce a new CK5, NWA 3155. All 13 specimens I have will
be on eBay starting today, Wednesday, May 10th under my eBay seller name,
NaturesVault. If this sounds like something you would like, be sure to check
back mid-afternoon Florida, USA time.
Ending to
blood say
Material from NWA, which is definitely on the
downswing
yes, nice material its under ended, but I have seen
just few days ago 2 new pieces of lunar, one of 606
grams and another of 60 grams probably I takeand I
have buy some other pieces in arrive to me
Matteo
M come Meteorit
Hello
any ogf you have received a email from a hungarian man
save to have seen fall this " meteorite "
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/6755/meteorit3wo.jpg
He say Luc Labenne have offer many $$$ for this, and
its invited to Gifhorn this week from 4-5 dutch
meteorite dealers...unfortunately fo
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
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> Hello List,
>
> As you might have noticed, I now have a lot of
> great pieces in stock. And
> getting more.
>
> But there is a piece that really surprised me. Take
> a look at it:
>
> http://www.impactika.com/Meteorities/jhbilang.htm
>
> Have you ev
Hello
I have few photos with meteorites, but others with
minerals:
Mayo Belwa, probably enstatite crystal - hard to take
photo
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i73/Meteoriteman/MayoBelwa2.jpg
Bensour, little nodule of troilite
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i73/Meteoriteman/BensourTR.jpg
My first find (Trilby Wash, AZ) took about 8 months at ASU and still has not shown up in the bulletin although classification info is available at ASU and I was told this was pretty quickly done as busy as they are, all at no cost. I did donate a hefty specimen that is now on display in their very
Hi List,
Besides ALH76009, can anyone tell me how many other Antarctic
meteorite samples made it on the collectors market before the International
Treaty went in to effect?
Also, I am trying to find a picture of ALH76009 In Situ or
in the lab prior to cutting/sampling. Can anyone po
Hello List,
As you might have noticed, I now have a lot of great pieces in stock. And
getting more.
But there is a piece that really surprised me. Take a look at it:
http://www.impactika.com/Meteorities/jhbilang.htm
Have you ever seen a Bilanga looking like that?
I mean, there a c
Dear List,
today I would like to introduce another outstanding meteorite. It is a very
unusual and interesting polymict eucrite with a very high content in iron. I
have not seen an eucrite with such a high iron content yet (exception NWA 4397),
in my opinion the iron content is about compara
Dear Chris, List;
My favorite he-be je-be story is of my experience with the "Rock
Springs" L-6.
I hunted meteorites here in SW Wyoming for 5 years. Never found a one.
I went to the big Tucson show and pick up a copy of
Meteorites A to Z where long time friend Anne Black has signed
"to the
yea , i remeber when BRAHIN was $25/ g -talk about a loss on investment! glad i did not buy much!Martin Altmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Great!A new thread is born! Let's do some history and gather together old pricelists!Hey Alex, old messie, I'm sure somewhere you still have Reed's old lists?S
Hi Guys !
It has been a while since I got off my rear and listed some auctions. Today
was 10 cent listing day so there are 78 auctions with great photos for those
interested to look at.
Scroll down on this link for a complete list:
http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&us
A simple streak test will ID either..
Magnetite - greasy black or grey streak
Hematite - Reddish to rust brown streak
On unglazed porcelain.
Bill
--- Elton Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gary K. Foote wrote:
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> > It looks more like a huge hematite node. Even its
> crumbs are magnetic.
Gary K. Foote wrote:
It looks more like a huge hematite node. Even its crumbs are magnetic. Pieces
from it are flakes, rather than 'chunks'.
Hello Gary,
I respect that you took the time to actually go see this over-hyped
paperweight . This is clearly a rock of igneous origin with minor
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/May_9.html
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I think it´s Lowicz (1935 Mar. 12, 00.52 hrs!
Can be Lowicz, but I also seen Lowicz with no iron :) so it could be or not.
I dont have right now any ideas :)
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Hi Christian, List!
It´s a mesosiderite and it is a fall, so it could be: Barea, Dong Ujimqin
Qi, Dyarrl Island, Estherville, Lowics, Patwar or Veramin
Most of these I haven´t seen by my self since yet, so my first guess was it
could be Estherville: but it looks a little bit different! We have to
Dear List,
today I would like to introduce another outstanding meteorite. It is a very
unusual and interesting polymict eucrite with a very high content in iron. I
have not seen an eucrite with such a high iron content yet (exception NWA
4397), in my opinion the iron content is about comparabl
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Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 3:18 PM
To: 'michael cottingham'
Subject: AD: 20% Off Everything in my Ebay Store... You will be surprised at
what you find!
Hello Everyone,
Go to:
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If Sahara is over and Oman closed, please Stan, tell me where should
similar
amounts of meteorites come from?
who says sahara is over? the supply of common material surely is dwindling,
but there doesnt seem to be any signifigant change in the supply of rare
material. heck look at the two
Nothing anymore,
cause nobody wanted the stuff or told us, that it is to expensive,
we changed our profession.
I switched to sell now hematite nodules as galactic energy sources for
Feng-Shui designer furnishings, will do business in selling the new uniform
horoscopes with all asteroids and I'm wo
Hi all,
a new Quiz :
which one is it ?
www.austromet.com/CollnPics/xxx_382g_A.jpg
Hint: birthday fall of my son Michael ;-)
Cheers,
Christian
I.M.C.A. #2673 at www.imca.cc
website: www.austromet.com
Ing. Christian Anger
Korngasse 6
2405 Bad Deutsch-Altenburg
AUSTRIA
email: [EMAIL PROTE
Great!
A new thread is born! Let's do some history and gather together old price
lists!
Hey Alex, old messie, I'm sure somewhere you still have Reed's old lists?
Some Haag lists?
I already once converted by the gold price once Cohen's list into actual
prices, I guess in one of Michael Blood's old
Staan !
The prices of today are uncomparable cheap to any prices in the 200 years
lasting history of meteorites.
And, they will be gone soon and they never will come back!!!
In 5 years you will rant here on the list about the greedy dealers having
driven the prices high to nirvan
Hello list,
Martin Altmann wrote:
Nininger - do there anywhere exist pricelists from him?
Not from him, but from Rolf Buhler (former Swiss Meteorite Lab),
pricelist February 1990:
e.g. :
Campo del Cielo 3946 g $ 1524.--
Gibeon 143 g $ 352.--
Imilac 1170 g $ 7200.--
Brenham 101 g $
Contra, Stan!
you are speaking from that era, when almost nobody was collecting
meteorites
and there were worldwide 5 dealers, hence no market, the golden age of the
70ies and partially 80ies, when there was so few interest in meteorites,
that there wasn't a market at all and the prices even l
Contra, Stan!
you are speaking from that era, when almost nobody was collecting meteorites
and there were worldwide 5 dealers, hence no market, the golden age of the
70ies and partially 80ies, when there was so few interest in meteorites,
that there wasn't a market at all and the prices even lower
Hi All,
Anyone planning to go to the Costa Mesa (CA) rock/gem/meteorite show
this coming weekend -- dealers/collectors/hunters? --Rob
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Hi Martin,
Gee this somehow all sounds familiar. oh, yes, only the
ongoing theme of my METEORITE MARKET TRENDS for the last
several years...
I'm with you, 100%. Don't take my word for it - read the
monthly back issues going back to Jan, 2003 at:
http://www.michaelbloodmete
Bernd, Joern, Dieter, Blaine, Alex - please you veterans help me to
enlighten all those groups, that nowadays we are living in a meteoritical
paradise !!!
Tell them, how it was in the years before the desert rush.
I dont know about the other guys you mentioned, but Blaine has 'been in the
ga
Right Ingo, Martin,
we´re in Met-heaven today.
Let´s see how long it lasts.
And I´m afraid we´ll all see it, sooner than assumed.
still a collector,
Stefan
Well spoken, Martin!
We all (collectors, dealers and scientists) should be happy to have the
possibility to get the rar material!
Ingo
Hi Anne,
Fascinating and I really don't know what that may be. I'd like to know
though as my NWA 3119 (LL4) has a weird bluish iron blob too. It's visible
in the last image at the top left.
http://www.meteorites.com.au/features/nwa3119.html
Anyone have any ideas on either of these meteorites?
C
Wow, it's much smaller than it looks in the auction photos.
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Well spoken, Martin!
We all (collectors, dealers and scientists) should be happy to have the
possibility to get the rar material!
Ingo
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> Betreff: AW: [meteorite-list] insomnia can cause clouding of consciousne
Hello List
Well, I got up to northern NH the other day with my wife CJ. We fot a chance
too meet
with the man who owns the so-called mars meteorite you keep seeing on TV.
First let me
say this man is a very nice man who believes in his heart that the specimen he
found will
help him restore
Dear list,
we shouldn't loose in this discussions a more general sight.
Dealers moan about the radical drop in prices, the difficulties to get the
stuff classified, collectors bewail the lack of accurate data for their
material, both groups permanently are afraid to experience a financial loss,
sc
Hi Marcin and List!
Sure, money (and profit also) is important for meteorites! If meteorites
wouldn´t have a value for collectors, the NWA rush hadn´t took place and a
lot of very interesting material wouldn´t have been discovered for science!
But: There are a lot of people out there (mostly scie
> I admit to sleeping through some of these post but when did North East
> Africa (NEA) come on to the scene as a recognized concentration area
> getting its own Numbering system? Or is this the new name for Omaniee
> or Lyberian material now that the borders are closed to collectors?
Oman is n
The way I see it is that there are not enough people
doing analysis.
In many ways this is a good thing for those doing the
analysis.
These rocks are being harvested at a phenomenal rate
and I suspect at a far greater rate than they are
actually falling. The supply is currently outstripping
the a
Hi,
Indeed, I think this topic is very important, (+ there have been some
well reasoned postings too).
Whilst this is mostly about the commercial impact 'ghost pairings' can
have, I do feel that at the end of the day, the material we buy has to
be what it is sold as, and clearly a 'visual pairin
Hello Herman
I'd like to comment a little on this whole gathering of minds and a
particular comment of yours.
"I believe we need to protect our collections from outside unclassified
infiltration whether intentional or accidental.Someday we will want to know
the
collection we have amassed wil
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