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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. Please do not send any payments until the sale and payment
method has been confirmed.
Shipping information is available
here. It will usually be around
$4.50 for most smaller items but may be more expensive
for larger (or multiple) specimens. It will also vary slightly
between destinations. 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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options on these pieces. Should you have questions regarding any sale or anything else on this website, please
feel free to contact me.

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SOLD


Chassigny (Chassignite) -
Martian SNC Namesake!
3mg Fragments. $90.00
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The Gruver meteorite was found in Hansford County, Texas,
USA in 1934. It was classified as an H4 Chondrite and has a
Total Known Weight of 18.7kg. -
1.4g Partslice. (MA.06.0049) $7.00
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The Ourique meteorite fell in Portugal on December 28th,
1998 and classified as an H4 Chondrite. -
1.104g Fragment. (MA.02.0165) $11.00
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The Thuathe
meteorite fell over the Thuathe Plateau in Western Lesotho,
Africa on Sunday the 21st of July, 2002 at approximately
3:49pm local time. It has since been classified as an H4-5
ordinary chondrite with a TKW of around 35-40kg. -
25.8g Broken Individual/Fragment with fusion crust.
(MA.04.0044)
$55.00
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The Kapoeta
meteorite fell on April 22nd, 1942 at 7:00pm local time in
Sudan Africa. It was found on the Kapoeta-Nathalani road and
later classified as a rare Howardite,
Achondrite. This meteorite has been referenced in many
scientific publications since its discovery. -
68mg
Fragment.
(MA.02.0197)
$35.00
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The Gao-Guenie meteorite fell on March 5th, 1960 at 5:00pm local
time. The fall occurred over an area which was formerly called
Upper Volta in Africa. This meteorite was classified as an
Ordinary Chondrite, H5. One of the more interesting factors to
come from this fall was the discovery of Impact Melts in some of
the pieces (less than 1%). This is an extremely rare thing to
find among such a large number of normal stones. -
1.93g Endcut. (MA.03.0103) $19.00
2.18g Endcut.
(MA.03.0106) $22.00
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El Kachla was found in El Kachla, Morocco in Aopril, 2000
and was classified as an L-Impact Melt Breccia. -
7.7g Impact Melted Endcut.
(MA.03.0055) $130
HOLD
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Saratov fell on September 6th, 1918 in Saratovskaya oblast',
Russia. It was classified as an L4 chondrite but it is quite
unusual as it is a very friable, delicate meteorite. -
5.1g Fragment with a cut face. (MA.02.0218) $15.00
HOLD
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Mbale fell on
August 14, 1992 in Uganda. It was witnessed by locals and
quickly recovered although many stones were destroyed when
they believed there may be something inside. It represents a
very fresh fall. -
Thin-Section. Quality section prepared by Jeff Rowell.
(MA.04.0043)
$70.00
HOLD
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The specimens below are samples of various Northwest African
(NWA) Achondrites. Most are classified small micro/macro mount
samples but please
contact for any questions.
NWA 1647 (Shocked Basaltic
Eucrite) - 1.356g Endcut. (MA.04.0109) $35.00
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The specimens below are samples of various Northwest African
Chondrites (NWA, Sahara, HaH, DaG, Dho, etc). Most are
classified micro/macro mount samples but please
contact
for any questions.
Dho 010 (H6
Impact Melt Breccia) - 4.7g Endcut. (MA.04.0009) $20.00
NWA 802 (H6) -
8.0g Slice with metal vein. (MA.02.0149) $20.00
HOLD
NWA 904 (L5) -
9g Slice. (MA.02.0220) $18.00
NWA 001 (L6) -
1g Half Endcut. The very first NWA! (MA.02.0230)
$10.00
NWA 3119 (LL4) -
2.5g Partslice. (MA.04.0110) $25.00
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NWA 965 was one of the first chondrule-rich meteorites to come
out in the NWA rush and make it into collections. It has an
extremely small total known weight and even today remains a very
nice example of a chondrite. Much of this meteorite went into
the Meteorites Australia Collection several years ago and this
is the first time it has been offered for sale. -
1.0g Slice. (MA.02.0011) $20.00
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Oum Rokba was discovered during 2000 in Morocco and
classified as an Ordinary Chondrite, H5. This meteorite was
one of the first NWA meteorites (and co-incidentally also
one of the last) to receive an official name. One of the
distinguishing features of Oum Rokba is the smooth
weathered purple/brown crust. -
6.3g Individual. (MA.02.0045) $15.00
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The Tatahouine
meteorite fell on June 27th, 1931 a few kilometres Northeast
of a small village called Foum Tatahouine in Tunisia,
Africa. This meteorite has been classified as a rare
Achondrite, specifically - Diogenite. The Tatahouine meteorite
was entirely found as small fragments.
More ---> -
0.35g Fragment. (MA.02.0136) $8.00
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These are a few
cherry picked unclassified Saharan meteorites.
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114.8g Individual.
A gorgeous individual with around 80% fusion crust.
(MA.07.0028) $115 -
308.3g Individual.
A very interesting chondrite with thick black fusion crust
on about 85% of the meteorite. Appears to have crisp
chondrules and may be a type-3. Rounded front side while
reverse has concave with regmaglypts. (MA.07.0025) $275 -
690g Endcut. An endcut from
a 2.75kg meteorite. This meteorite displays a number of
large macrochondrules. Quite plentiful chondrules and plenty
of metal. A difficult meteorite to photograph! If interested
feel free to contact for more information. (MA.08.0002.b)
$250
Whole specimen is available for $800.
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