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DaG 1037 - Martain Meteorite:
the missing Shergottite link from Mars!
 Available
only through us!
DaG 1037 is not only one of world's biggest martian
meteorites it is also special because it is the missing Shergottite link
from Mars!
The
olivine is of different appearance in DaG 1037 and reveals that it was
extremely heavy exposed to a major impact shock event on the Red Planet.
The numerous impact shock veins,
Melt veins + melt pockets suggest that this specific rock material
was exact the zone on Mars that was hit by the
asteroid that caused the material to leave Mars! It is very fresh
material!
glassy texture, large vesicles of up to 12mm with walls of black silica
glass!
Although this material
looks optically different than the DaG 476, 489, etc. (more glassy
texture, large vesicles of up to 12mm with walls of black silica glass)
this material is very likely paired with this olivine-phyric shergottites
group.
Extensive searches over a
long period of time by different groups in later years for this material
in this area (DaG 476, 489,DaG735.... DaG 1037) didn't yield any further
stone.
Humboldt-Univ.Berlin,
M.Kurz,A. Greshake
GS $19; BB $30; 0,06g 4x5mm slice;
0,16g 7x13 slice ;
0,33g
sold!;
1,12gr 22x22mm
sold!;
1,01gr 17x22mm slice 2.14g 24x28mm slice ; 3,7g
sold!;
ask for fair price
erich.haiderer@chello.at
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Complete
Meteorite Collection Sets |
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Special Sale
for you of few sets of collections of high quality meteorites in
representative sizes with all
classes and trends (of course inclusive lunar meteorite and Martian
meteorite!):
Bug boxes meteorite collection kit, sizes are appr. 1x2mm to 3x5mm
lot
$190:
C ontent:
Martian meteorite , DaG735
Moon meteorite,
DaG1042
Ureilite polymict DaG 319
H4/5 Chondrite Dho 020 , H5 Chondrite DAG 746, H6 Chondrite H6 - DaG 955
L3 unequilibrated Chondrite DaG902,
L4 Ordinary Chondrite NWA 869, L4/5 SaU 001,
L5
Ordinary Chondrite Ghubara, L5/6 DaG 344,
L6 Ordinary Chondrite - DG 477
LL4 DAG 613, LL5 SaU 093, LL5/6 (DaG 256), LL6 Sah 97097,
LL7 Dho 011
IMB -
Impact Melt (L)
NWA 1573
CI ( C1 ) Carbonaceous Chondrite,
tiny fragment 1x0,5mm,Ivuna!
C3, ungrouped
metal-rich DaG430, CR2 NWA 530,
CK4/5
DaG250,CK3 NWA 1668
CM2 -type 2 Murchison, appr. 0.5g,
CV3 Allende,
Meta C-Chondrite
Carbonaceous Chondrite (Dho 225),
CO3 Carbonaceous Chondrite DaG 005
EH3
EL4 DaG 734
EL6
R
3,9-Rumuruti-Chondrite,
Mesosiderite, Vaca Muerte, Pallasite , Brahin
Iron-Oktaedrite-Octaedrite,
Eucrite, Main Group (with 1-stage thermal history)!
Eucrite, with 2-stage(!) thermal history DaG647
Aubrite Mount Egerton, Diogenite Tatahouine
Winonaite Winona, Acapulcoite
, Howardite , Enstatite-Achondrite Zaklodzie
Meteorite Collection of representative samples
most
SALE:$2400
$1320
( compare individually bought at
$$$ elsewhere! )
Sets contain approx. following content
(sizes are approximate):
Martian meteorite , impressing slice of
appr. 5x6mm!
Moon meteorite, nice piece of appr.
3x2mm!
Ureilite, monomict shocked)(slice or endpiece of appr. 2g appr. 19x12mm)
Ureilite, polymict
Ureilite (diamond-rich unshocked)
DaG; H4 Salaices, Mexiko
H4/5 Chondrite Dho 020 , H5 Chondrite DAG 746,
H6 Chondrite H6 - DaG 955
L3 unequilibrated Chondrite DaG902,
L4 Ordinary Chondrite NWA 869, L4/5 SaU 001,
L5
Ordinary Chondrite Ghubara, L5/6 DaG 344,
L6 Ordinary Chondrite - DG 477
LL3 unequilibrated,
LL4 DAG 613, LL5 SaU 093,
LL5/6 (DaG 256), LL6
Sah 97097,
LL7
Dho 011
IMB -
Impact Melt (L) NWA 1573
IMB - Impact Melt (H) Dho 492
CI ( C1 ) Carbonaceous Chondrite, tiny fragment
0,5x0,5mm,Ivuna!
C3, ungrouped metal-rich
DaG430, CR2 NWA 530,
CH - NWA 470, CK4/5
DaG250, CK5 - Dag 275
CM2 -type 2 Murchison, appr. 0.5g, CV3 Allende,
Meta C-Chondrite
Carbonaceous Chondrite (Dho 225),
CO3 Carbonaceous Chondrite DaG 005
EL3
EL4 DaG 734
EL6 -
Yilmia, E6 - NWA974
R
3,9-Rumuruti-Chondrite, NWA753
Mesosiderite, Vaca Muerte(appr 5 g), Pallasite , Brahin, appr.>2g
Iron-Oktaedrite-Octaedrite,
Eucrite, Main Group (with 1-stage thermal history)!
Eucrite, with 2-stage(!) thermal history DaG647
Aubrite Mount Egerton, Diogenite Tatahouine
Winonaite Winona, Angrite
Sahara
Acapulcoite NWA 725, Howardite
Enstatite-Achondrite
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Achondrites |
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There are less than 30 meteorites known by chemical
analysis to be pieces of the planet Mars which have been launched from the
surface Mars by an asteroid impact.
The pieces then orbited the sun and hit
the Earth as meteorites. The SNC's have always been the most desired
meteorites for collectors and also some of the most valuable |
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Mars
Sale!Top quality-
very fresh! |
From
which region on Mars did this meteorites come from?
DaG735
This
basaltic shergottite belongs to the Olivine-orthopyroxene-phyric Group.
The DAG 735 is the
first ( found already 1997) and such the first and "original" Mars meteorite
found in the Sahara!
It is the most
oriented of all known Mars Basalts found in the Sahara. It also is very
fresh in appearance. Total mass was 588 g,
Classification by:
Frank Wlotzka, MPI and Matthias Kurz. Classification information:
Porphyritic basalt with mm-sized
olivines
(normally zoned from
Fa 28 to fa 37)
in a finer grained
matrix of pigeonites (Fs 25-28) and feldspar glass (An 65).
A direct comparison
with a PTS of DaG 476 shows that both Mars Meteorites are very similar and
most probably paired.
An exception is that
this Mars Meteorite does not contain terrestrial carbonate veins, it appears
less weathered than DaG 476/489/670.
This meteorite is a
Shergottite and is part of a group of meteorites called the SNC's standing
for Shergottites,
Nakhlites and Chassignites.
This gemmy Mars Meteorite consists primarily of olivine, chromite, pigeonite
, augite, orthopyroxene. It contains magmatic inclusions within the olivine.
These consist
dominantly of pyroxenes and feldspathic glass.
The olivines have the
range Fo 60-62
(phenocrystic olivine ranges from Fo
78
to Fo
59
(Ikeda).
Magmatic inclusions
Yukio Ikeda: Unusual inclusions occur within olivine
megacrysts in the DaG735 olivine-phyric shergottite. They consist of
pyroxene and chromite in a ratio of about 2:1, and show strange textures.
They are grouped into two types, symplectic and non-symplectic.
The pyroxenes in unusual inclusions are similar in
composition to those in the main lithology of DaG735, but the chromites
differ in TiO_2 contents
which are lower by half than those of chromites in the
main lithology.
The symplectic textures indicate exsolution origin of
the unusual inclusions within olivine megacrysts, and the reaction to
produce the unusual inclusions suggests
that the original olivine megacrysts may have
contained some amounts of Cr^(+2) in addition to Cr^(+3), and the Cr^(+2)
was oxidized
to Cr^(+3) during the formation of
the unusual inclusions.
Whole Abstract from Y.Ikeda
The Mars Rover Spirit found in 2004 on one of its exploration raids on the
Red Planets surface in several rocks (called Mazatzal, Humphrey and
Adirondack) material
composed of olivine, pigeonite and plagioclase in a way that looks almost
identical to DaG 735
Studies of the thermal history of this rock (e.g. rapid cooling rate of the
melt) suggests that this material originates from an extruded lava flow near
the Marss surface.
Extremely fresh material!
Top condition! The mars
meteorite comes with certificate.
almost all sold!
0.29g-12x11mm
$180, 2.4g 22x20mm
sold;
1.4g 13x14mm ask for price;
0.927g- 11x13mm $460
1.03g- 20x19mm $370
0.611g-15x16mm $230;
0.103g-6x7mm $60
0.078g-6x5mm $43;
0.224g-6x7
sold
Sale "Mars" bug boxes (limited stock still available):
1 bug box (original size of meteorite appr.3x3mm): $ 9.50
3 bug boxes : $ 25; 5 bug boxes: $ 37
It comes with a
decorative certificate of authenticity!
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Unique type of Mars
Shergottite: Almost pure Maskelynite (plagioclase
glass )
- Dho-378
incredible meteorite discovery!
One fresh Mars
Meteorite covered with almost 100%
complete fresh black fusion crust was discovered on June 17th 2000.
It turned out to be
one of the most interesting and unique meteorite discoveries ever.
Dho 378 is only one of four Calcium poor
Martian Meteorites in the world (beside ALH84001, Chassigny,
and NWA 998) .
Due to the presence of titanomagnetite
the Dhofar 378 belongs to the rare titanomagnetite-bearing basaltic
shergottite group.
There is
an extremely high possibilty that this glassy Martian rock will give us
the possibility to get insight into intercrustal magmatic
differentiation process on Mars
and give hints for potential
mining (Ti) missions on Mars.
The high
Fs content of the pyroxenes(Fs 40 to 93) and the high proportion of
feldspar suggest that Dho 378 is a late Martian magmatic differentiate.
Among basaltic shergottites Dho 378
represents the most
evolved Martian magmatic liquid composition.
Dho 378 experienced
a 2 stage thermal history. A secondary melting at extremely high
temperatures was followed by slow cooling (what recrystallization
of various plagioclas segments seem to confirm).
Polished thin sections
show that Dho 378
consists mainly of
Maskelynite,,
plagioclase glass, with minor minerals of hedenerbergite and ferroan
clinopyroxenes (augite and pigeonite) pyrox-ferroite, fayalite,
silica, titanomagnetite, ilmenite, sulfide,
phosphate, and rhyolitic glass as the main minerals.
Studies on Dhofar 378 undertaken by J.
PARK and K. NAGAO, 1Laboratory for Earthquake Chemistry, Graduate
School of Science, University of Tokyo, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
113-0033, Japan
proved that heavy
fractionation occurred on Ne isotopic composition in Martian atmosphere.
Neon is highly
enriched in DHO 378 compared to those of other shergottites.The trapped
20Ne is not enriched in the plagioclase glass
phase but in pyroxene-rich phase of this meteorite (J. PARK and K.
NAGAO,2006 see:
NEW
INSIGHTS ON MARTIAN ATMOSPHERIC NEON FROM MARTIAN METEORITE, DHOFAR 378:
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2006/pdf/1110.pdf)
In terms of mineralogy Dhofar 378 is more similar to LA 001/002 than
to other members of shergottite groups.
CRYSTALLIZATION EXPERIMENT; IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CRYSTALLIZATION OF LOS
ANGELES 001 AND DHO 378.
Similar
to Los Angeles the Cr is very low. Dho 378 is the first shergottite with
a positive Eu anomaly.
The
amount of phosphates, mainly whitlockite, is only 1 % as deduced from
the REE abundances. The host mineral of the REEs in all shergottites is
whitlockite, which controls the bulk rock REE concentrations.
Whitlockite has a negative Eu anomaly. But, in the case of Shergotty,
Zagami, and Los Angeles the absolute Eu content of whitlockite is high
enough to compensate the positive Eu anomaly of maskelynite.
Only in
Dhofar 378, with about 50 times more plagioclase glass than whitlockite,
we observe a positive Eu anomaly.
Special thanks to Prof. Hiroshi Takeda, Chyba Univ., Japan et al for
recognizing
Dhofar 378 as
true meteorite and proving its origin
to
be from Mars. Note it was previously analyzed by otherwise excellent
scientists by mistake as terrestrial lava Xenolithe (I will call no
names!), as the material looks indeed intriguing.
tiny complete slice 0,073g, 13x8.5mm US $500
sold!
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Martian
meteorite (nakhlite) - NWA 998
Composed mainly of
subhedral, olive-green, complexly-zoned subcalcic augite (Fs22Wo39) with
subordinate yellow olivine (Fa64), orthopyroxene (Fs49Wo4), interstitial
plagioclase, titanomagnetite, chlorapatite and pyrrhotite.
The overall
texture is that of a hypabyssal, adcumulate igneous rock, and the apparent
crystallization sequence is olivine, orthopyroxene, titanomagnetite,
augite, apatite, plagioclase.
There is a weak preferred orientation of
prismatic pyroxene crystals, many of which have very distinctive zoning,
with cores of augite.
Bug box: original size of meteorite
appr.0.5mmx0.5mm ; small fragment of 0,009g
3x3mm ; 0,37g 12x13mm
ask for best price eric@mars.li
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Aubrite, Mt. Egerton,
Aubrite Mt. Egerton, mostly
pure Enstatite, few free metal inclusions,
found by Aboriginals at the
surface of an gold field
$16/pce (appr.13 x 11 mm ) ; 4 for
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Diogenite/ (plutonic
cumulate Achondrite)
Tatahouine,Tunisia.
Fall ! In the morning of June 27, 1931 a huge fireball exploded while in air
2 miles outside of the Tunisian town of Tatahouine breaking it up into
thousands of fragments. Diogenite is a rare mineral .
fragments of 0.3 to 6g:
ask for best price
eric@mars.li |
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Diogenit, Bilanga, Fall,
fresh fragments 0,5g ; 1,3g @$30/gr |
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Topnew !! Lunar anorthositic breccia: Dho 490
New lunar meteorite, different in appearance to other known
lunar
meteorites! (It is not paired to any other known Dhofar Lunaites)
Description and references:
1
small oriented stone of 34.05g was found on 17.3.2001 in the sand
desert in the Dhofar Region, Specimens: type specimens of 6.88g and a PTS:
Humboldt Univ; Berlin, Germany.
Classification is already done, Dhofar number already applied and detailed
datas will be released soon.
Beautiful material with
surprising texture, very fresh: ask for fair price
erich.haiderer@chello.at
0,003g sold;
0.03g appr.
4x4mm ; 0.39g-12x13mm ; 0,93g
sold;
1.6g
highly beautiful slice
13x17mm;
Available only through us!
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Surprise: Incredible new type of Lunar Material was
discovered:
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Top Hot
News about Lunaite Dho 489: Lunar Crustal Material
from Far Side of Moon
beside
Genesis Rock brought back by Apollo 15
Lunar
meteorite (feldspathic crystalline matrix breccia)
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Dho 489
4.27 billion years old!
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almost as old as
Earth's Moon itself!
Available
only through us!
A 34.4 g stone was found. A feldspathic
fragmental breccia consisting of clasts of various lithologies embedded into a fine-grained crystalline matrix.
Unlike known lunar meteorites, this lunar rock is
a feldspathic crystalline matrix breccia.
The most Mg-rich pyroxene is more Mg-rich
than those of common lunar regolith breccias and
similar to those of 60019, an Apollo 16 breccia containing poikilitic clasts.
Note: This material can
only be sold as long as the very limited stock might last
and it is almost 100% sold out!
0,002g
sold;
0,03gsuperb
part slice
7x5mm
0,01g
sold;
0,713g
sold;
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Brand
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Lunar Meteorite
Sale
Beautiful lunar rock shown in an
impressive Frame
for $160! (3 frames with lunar rocks for $500!)
Containing:
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Picture of the complete piece as it was
found.
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a 5x4mm slice of Lunar Stone, (the lunar
material can be easily removed from the frame)
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Certificate of Autheticity, with
scientific references.
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statement of the weight of the piece of moon (weighed precise as
1 mg)
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DaG 996 - Lunar meteorite (fragmental breccia)
Found 1999 May 14
very strong
mosaicism of plagioclase as well as
abundant melt veins and melt pockets attest a high degree of shock;
Please email us your kind preorder
requests
mars@mars.li!
0,001g sold
; 0,004g; 0,03g 4x4mm sold,
0,047 6x6mm slice $130;
0,044 6x5mm; 05,55g sold;
0,713g sold;
0,23g 7x11mm; 1,102g 14x13mm complete slice $3700
Due to limited stock - we will rise price every consecutive month by 5%!
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Winonaite,
Winona,Arizona,
Found in an old Indian ruin in Coconino
County by archeologists where i.m.o it was.kept for centuries as a magic
stone
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primitive Achondrite
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Zaklodzie
Zaklodzie is a unique primitive
enstatite-rich achondrite found in Lubelskie County, Poland which weighed
8.68 kg.
The mineralogical analysis was performed in two laboratories, the MPInstitut für Chemie by F. Wlotzka, and the Polish Geological Institute
by M. Stepniewski.
The final classification, made by R. Bartoschewitz,
refers to this meteorite as a unique primitive achondrite with a very high
enstatite content.
Available: 1.28g (21x15mm) ; 0.39g (15x12mm)
; 3.15g (20x17mm)
; 0.018g 3x3mm
fragment 0,1g 2x1mm
 
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Rare, Enstatite-, Unequilibrated & Ordinary Chondrites (other than C-type) |
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E4 (S3,W3) - Dhofar 540
thin slices:
GS $5; BB $7; LS $12 |
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very rare type of
meteorite EL4
back in again! |
DAG 734, the missing cosmic link: EL4
You will be surprised by the appealing and unusual texture of this unique
meteorite;
Class :
EL4
Enstatite-Chondrite ,
low-iron subgroup , type 4
1st and only found piece of EL 4 in world -
(beside Que 94368 , Antarctica , only 1.2g found)
ask
for Special Price
This material is of extreme rarity and high scientific value.
available
thin slices with large surface area –all with outstanding and distinct
chondrules
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Yet nother new exiting representant of this extremely rare
Enstatite Chondrite subgroup:
(not paired with DaG 734 - very different in texture)
(fresh appearing and extremely metal rich)
Available: 0,03g Sold; 0,45gr 15x13mm
slice/endpiece 24mmx18mmx3.5mm square 4.2g Sold
2.3g 20x13mm @150/gr
Available only through us!
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EL6 E-Chondrite
( Enstatite-Chondrite ) - Yilmia
thin complete slice and some part slices
and tiny complete end pieces with top fusion crust , large surface area
@ $29/g
Available:0,312g Fragment 15x10mm max $13
3,79g
slice 19x
30mm max $109
Available are also
nice endpiece
with regmaglypt for $36/g: ask for sizes please
all
legally exported!
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Ungrouped - Chondrites (HH 180 type) |
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Ungrouped
Chondrite of petrologic type 3 -
HaH180 rare!
$55/gr
ask for availibility:
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R3 - Chondrites (Rumuruti type 3) |
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R3.9, Rumurutiite type
3.9 - NWA 1583, world's
2nd most fresh Rumurutiites!
TkW:78g
available are nice endpieces of 3.8g,
4.8g @ $50/gram
Please ask for availibility and price
(limited supply) :
mars@mars.li
Available
only through us! |
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R3,9 NWA753 Rumuruti
chondrite (R3.9)
Northwest
Africa Found 2000 12 kg of this meteorite in many pieces was purchased in
Rissani in 2001 January. It was probably found in the Kem Kem region.
Classification and mineralogy (A. Sokol and A. Bischoff, Mün): the sample
appears to be unbrecciated in thin section; olivine, Fa38.6±3.2(range
Fa20-41, n = 36); Ca-poor pyroxene, Fs20.3±4.0 (range Fs8-30, n =24); Ca-pyroxene,
Fs9.1±0.5Wo47.6±1.8; plagioclase, An11.4±1.7; shock stage, S2; weathering
grade, W2, making it one of the freshest R chondrites besides Rumuruti;
sulfides are well preserved.
endpiece 3.8g 28x26mm $; ultrathin
slices:
0.31g
8x18mm $33; 0.51g 13x18mm $50; 1.823g
beautiful
complete
slice 30x18mm $140
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L3 - Chondrites (type 3) |
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L3 Extremely unequilibated - DaG 902
Extremely unequilibated type.
highly beautiful!
ultradünne Scheiben: 0,185g 13x7mm $9; 0,259g 10x9mm
$14
3,5g
37x55mm verkauft!
4,7g 47x39mm $225 |
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SaU 089 - L/LL3.6-3.7
beautiful and relatively fresh
2.5g $41 |
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Iron Meteorites and Stony-Iron Meteorites |
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Mesosiderite - NWA 1882
beautiful texture and structure
Several stones of 4448 g were found winter 2003 in the Western Sahara.
Classification and mineralogy (A. Greshake, Humboldt University Berlin)
part and complete slices, ask for availbility
Mesosiderite,
Northwest Africa 4636
Find: 2005
History: The meteorite was collected by an anonymous
finder in the western part of the Sahara and bought by the main mass
holder at a meteorite fair in Germany from two different dealers.
Physical characteristics: Several dark stones totaling
2850 g.
Petrography: (A. Greshake, MNB and M. Kurz, Kurz). The
stony portion of the meteorite consists of dominant pyroxene, plagioclase,
and phosphates. Minor phases include troilite, silica, and small metallic
Fe-Ni grains.
Metal is mostly kamacite.
Mineral compositions and geochemistry: Pyroxene
(Fs31.1-35.0Wo4.8-9.1) and plagioclase (An94.5; range An91.8-95.5). Oxygen
Isotopes: (I. A. Franchi and R. C. Greenwood, OU)
The mean of two replicates δ17O =
2.09, δ18O = 4.38, Δ17O = -0.19 (all ‰).
Classification: Mesosiderite; minimal shock, moderate
weathering.
Type specimens: A total of 29 g of sample plus one
polished thin section are on deposit at MNB. The anonymous purchaser holds
the main mass.
27gr beautiful cut and polished , 20gr beautiful cut and polished
surprising unusual nodules: matrix segments cut/polished,
ask for availibilty and
price:
erich.haiderer@chello.at
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Iron Ataxite Ni-rich, Location: Tanna Tuva, Turvinskaya, USSR
This Ataxite (nickel rich) was found in 1913.
, Location: Tanna Tuva, Turvinskaya, USSRThis Ataxite (nickel rich) was
found while gold mining
in the Chinga river bed , a tributary of the Upper Yenisei from the
Tanno-ola Mountains.
TKW
is
more than 250kg, fragments of up to 20kg.Main Mass: 200kg:
Moscow, Acad. Science
Complete Individuals with
nice crust and regmaglypts :
Ataxite weight: 885g appr.: 17x7x2.5cm $570
thin slices :
$1.25/gr: 86g, 105g; 120g;
available sizes of
complete individuals , very fine grade (beautiful regmaglypts):
380g $220; 945g $550; 2406g $960; 4.5k $1900; 9kg ;
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Ataxite
with very rare Arupite mineral from
Sta . Catherina, Brazil;
partly oxidized fragments of Ataxite:
available: 14g $44; 6g $15; 5g $19 |
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Selected small very light squares and free forms with one side crust. All
showing very detailed Wittmannstettsche patterns
price $15each,
lot of 3= $42,
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Cabochons
Fine for any kind of jewellery
or great as a gift -carved out of fine gem quality Octaedrite : US-$
20/pce, 3 for $50 |
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Iron-Meteorite Henbury , legally exported
Special Lot of 20 fancy,
small pieces $90
Outstanding quality (very fancy shapes, all character pieces): 8g $ 11
; 7g $8: 563g ; 350g ; 280g ; 250g 130g
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Hexahedrite - Bilibino, Russia
5.330g ultrathin part slice with some crust 37x19mm,
1.724g segment with substantial portion of crust $ 40
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Iron IAB - Odessa,
Texas, USA
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Structural Class: Og
, Coarse Octahedrite
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outstanding individuals:
124g, 354g, 1276g, 561g @$0.35/g
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outstanding individuals: 67g,
88g, @$0.47/g
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Meteorite Spheres, 
All spheres show
Top-Wittmannstettsche patterns, all perfect European cutting , polishing +
etching
25mm: appr.67g: $100
40mm: appr. 270g: $295 |
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Ataxite - IronGuffey, Colorado ,
Anomalous Iron: ungrouped;
find 1907
$1 4/gram for fresh polished part slices |
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IIIA Red Rock, California
slices 9g, 3g sold, 8g, @ $ 8/gr |
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Rare; IIIF Iron -
Klamath Falls
IIIF irons are medium to fine octahedrites with low nickel content.
thin square slices 0.35g tultrathin slice $ 30,
1g @ $59/gr |
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Silicated Iron, Miles
(legally exported)
 top aesthetic slice available: 17g, 325g
@US$6/gr |
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NWA 1827,
Subgroup 2C
type of Mesosiderite
outstanding metal-rich Diogenite (NWA 1827) has
with pairing a TKW of 65kg.
A few incredible pieces of Metal-rich
bottle green pyroxenite crystals, transparent anorthite XXs and
black fusion crust are still left also at mars@mars.li:
Bug box with slice 4x3mm: $1 4
1.206g slice 19x16mm, 7.209g
slice 38x25mm; 1.889g slice 22x17mm;
1.916g slice 25x16mm ; 0.251g slice ; 0.126g slice 0.771g
slice 20.22g - 80% black crust
33.42g - 40% black crust
appr.,
1000g 95% black crust
All pieces are simply wonderful - hard to describe with words!
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Mesosiderite, Mt.Padbury, MES-A1
: found by Native Aboriginals while hunting for gold nuggets ; 51.33 % iron
available thin end pieces 0.65g $8 ; 0.8g $15 ; 1g $19 ; 1.5g $33 |
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Pallasite , Name: Brahin, near Czernobyl
thin slices with large
surface area: blocks from $0.80/gr up, slices from $1/gr
up
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New!
IRANOM |
IRANOM,
Mundrabilla.
(legally exported!)
Medium octahedrite with inclusions,
Mundrabilla - nice small Individuals with odd shape
0,70/gr
86.2g-51x31x15mm , 83.7g-74x23x16mm , 75.9g-21x52x26mm , 63.7g-48x29x14mm
, 49.4g-44x34x15mm |
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Plessitic Iron Meteorite
beautifully regmaglypted individuals: 32.8g 43x17x16mm
on hold; 6.5g $22; 35g $120; 48g $164; 64g $220; 18g $66; 14g $55 |
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Pallasite, Imilac, Chile
beautiful individuals with no or few
olivine crystals only
from 1,5 - 14,3 gr @5$/g |
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Pallasite , Name: Huckitta, Alice Springs ,
slices and endpieces : 6g ; 11g ; 18g @ $ 3.50/g |
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Toluca Iron
  
Iron-Meteorite Toluca Mexico from 0,28/gr
Slices from $0.66/gr |
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Iron - IVA- Anom
(Siderophyr!) - Steinbach, Saxony, Germany
historic Fall, Germany, huge silicate inclusions!
Large
iron meteorites of estimated 100kg total weight were said to have fallen
1164 at Whitsuntide, in the region of Meissen,
E.F.F.Chladni, Ann. Phys.,
1808, 29, p.379, and between 1540-1550 a large mass of iron was said to
have fallen near Grimma, E.F.F.Chladni, Die Feuer-Meteore, Vienna, 1819,
beautiful slices with more than 55% Silicates!!: 0,4gr slice
$59, 1.74gr slice $170, 5,95g 40x23mm $580 |
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Mesosiderite, Vaca Muerte
9.39g slice 40x16mm : $42: 39.9g-32x36x23mm endpiece
$88 , 37.9g-41x24x21mm endpiece $76 , 17.2g-35x18x17mm endpiece
$42
15.6g endpiece $36; 10.1g
sold
11.46g endpiece 40x16mm $36
11.018g endpiece 43x16mm $ 36
16.51g endpiece 30x24x14mm $ 42ask
for fair price erich.haiderer@chello.at
bag of 40 gram of nice fragments (appr. from
5g to 35g): sold
bag of 100 gram of nice fragments (appr.
from 5g to 35g): $ 2.15/gr |
