The Museum Gallery
World-class specimens for the discerning collector or museum.
Payment plans available, please inquire.
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Dong Ujimquin Qi |
Type: Mesosiderite
fell September 7, 1995
Mongolia
660 gram end cut with a beautiful cut face and high polish.
This is a rare mesosiderite fall from my personal collection.
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$10,000
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| Zagami |
Type: Shergottite (Mars origin)
fell October 3, 1962 Nigeria
A 9.4 gram rectangular slice with a edge
of glossy black fusion crust and a small black shock
vein running across the bottom of the slice. Gases
trapped in this meteorite are identical to the
atmosphere of Mars as measured by the Viking and
Opportunity landers. A must-have for the
discerning collector and a meteorite that is sure to
enlighten the curious. |
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9.4 gram part slice with crust
$6000
PRICE REDUCED |
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Seymchan |
Type: Pallasite
found 1967, Russia
Beauty, stability, and a beautiful etch make Seymchan an
incredible bargain! |
990 gram complete slice with
translucent olivine
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resolution version.
$12,500
990 gram complete slice with
translucent olivine
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version
$12,500
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Georgetown (Iron) |
Type: Iron - Silicated IICD
Anomalous
A rare and beautiful silicated iron! This is a partial
end cut with 3 cut and polished faces and a rough back side. Weight is 146
grams.
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$2950.00 |
| Etter |
Type: L5 chondrite
found 1965, Moore County, Texas, USA
905 gram complete slice. The blue-green polished face
is cut by a web of shock veins and abundant troilite nuggets are also visible.
One of the largest slices of this meteorite on the market.
Dimensions (max.):
30 cm X 20 cm X 5 mm |
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$2000 |
| Naryilco |
Type: L/LL6 chondrite (impact melt
breccia)
found 1975, Australia
The polished face of this 647 gram end
section shows a multitude of different clast colors,
shapes, and sizes.
A closer examination of the piece reveals that some of
the clasts have been fused together by impact from
collision on the asteroid parent body. The back of
the specimen is crusted with visible flow lines.
Fit for any museum or astute collector.
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647 gram end section (polished
face)
$4000 ON HOLD
Crusted back |
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Bassikounou |
Type: H5 chondrite
fell October 12, 2006 Mauritania
This is a large broken individual with
fresh crust; the back side has a light spattering of
secondary crust and abundant black shock veins. A
new fall that will increase in value. |
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resolution version.
Image of back
side
1,019 gram partial stone
$3500 |
| Esquel
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Type: Pallasite
found 1951, Chubut, Argentina
Gorgeous 1.5 kg slice
with transparent golden olivine.
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$50,000
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More additions coming soon
Items already sold
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| 11 kg Esquel |
14 g DaG 400
Lunar |
1 kg Etter |
1.5 kg
Millbillillie |
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4.0 kg Viedma |
222 g Albin |
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