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Meteorites Australia Collection Pieces For Sale

Below are the meteorite specimens I am currently offering for sale out of the Meteorites Australia Collection. Please note that the values are in $USD unless otherwise stated. To get an up-to-date conversion into your currency just click here. Please do not send any payments until the sale and payment method has been confirmed.

Shipping information is available here. It will usually be $5.00 for most smaller items but may be more expensive for larger (or multiple) specimens. Insurance for loss or damage is at the purchasers discretion but is certainly recommended where available. Also, as a Director and Member of the I.M.C.A. Inc. I will guarantee the authenticity of any meteorites I sell.

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NWA 999 (Eucrite) NWA 2892 (H/L3)

 

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NWA 999 (Eucrite)

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  • NWA 999 has been classified as an extremely fine-grained brecciated basaltic Eucrite with low Calcium and unusually REE (Rare Earth Elements) rich. Some thin grey shock veins are also present in NWA 999 which has a very small TKW of only ~800g. A stunning Eucrite!

  • 0.3g Partslice. (MA.02.0129) $15.00


NWA 2892 (H/L3)

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  • NWA 2892 has been classified as a rare transitional chondrite - H/L3. The remarkable and unique feature of NWA 2892 are the chondrules which have led to this meteorite being called the 'Chondrule Conglomerate'. This meteorite proves that at least some accretion was occurring during the formation of chondrules while they were still in a 'plastic' state and not afterwards which was commonly believed. It's certainly not a cheap specimen given the extremely low total known weight of just 179g for this unique type of meteorite. This meteorite was the Monthly Favourite for August 2005. This 5.52g Complete Slice is part of the Meteorites Australia Collection (MA.06.0028).

  • 5.52g Complete Slice. (MA.06.0028) $1250.00

 

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