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Welcome to our sale site of METEORITES for museums
or for the discerning collector. First we offer an absolutely outstanding piece of an oriented Meteorite. In addition it's
very likely to be a Ureilite (according to examinations by meteorite experts and scientists). So - a once in a lifetime museum
piece!!!
Last Update: July 16, 2008
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| ORIENTED!!! Meteorite (very likely a Ureilite) 319 g, PLEASE MAKE AN OFFER! |
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| Oriented meteorite, view 2 |
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| Oriented meteorite, view 3 |
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| Oriented meteorite, bottom view |
Here we have another real museum piece. It's a fantastic
3.3 kg piece of the BASSIKOUNOU METEORITE with exceptional shape and thumbprints. It fell on
12 October 2006; 04:00 UTC; it is an H5 chondrite. BTW: You can see a picture of this stunning meteorite in O. Richard Nortons new book: "Field Guide
to Meteors and Meteorites, p. 55.
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| Bassikounou, 3300 g, Fourth biggest mass to date, MAKE AN OFFER! |
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| Bassikounou, 3300 g, 4th biggest mass to date, different view |
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| Bassikounou, 3300 g, 4th biggest mass to date, different view |
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| Bassikounou, 3300 g, 4th biggest mass to date, "bottom side" view |
"Mali/Erg Chech" meteorite (provisional)
A meteorite was reported to have fallen in the Chergach region in Mali near the Algerian border in July 2007. Complete
details are not known yet, but it seems that the majority of the recovered meteorites are fragments with 60 % or less fusion
crust. Perfect "Mali/Erg Chech" individuals like these here are very rare!
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| New MALI/ERG CHECH (provisional) Meteorite Fall, July 2007, 605 g, 97% fusion crust, $ 3150.00 |
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| New MALI/ERG CHECH (provisional) Meteorite Fall, July 2007, 605 g, different view |
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| New MALI/ERG CHECH (provisional) Meteorite Fall, July 2007, 605 g, different view |
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| New MALI/ERG CHECH (provisional) Meteorite Fall, July 2007, 605 g, different view |
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| New MALI/ERG CHECH (provisional) Meteorite Fall, July 2007, 605 g, detail |
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| New MALI/ERG CHECH (provisional) Meteorite Fall, July 2007, 202 g, 99% fusion crust, $ 1250.00 |
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| New MALI Meteorite Fall, July 2007, 202 g, 99% fusion crust, different view |
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| New MALI Meteorite Fall, July 2007, 202 g, 99% fusion crust, different view |
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| NEW: Mali meteorite, fell July 2007, 38.4 g, 95% fusion crust, $ 250.00 |
Here we offer a great individual of the Benguerir meteorite
(LL6, S3, W0).
From the Meteoritical Bulletin #89: A meteorite shower was witnessed to fall near Benguerir (~50 km due north of Marrakesh,
Morocco) by local people on 2004 November 22nd at about 11:45 GMT. The fall had an east-to-west trajectory. The estimated
total recovered mass is about 25 to 30 kg.
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| Benguerir, LL6, Morocco, fell 22 Nov. 2004, 1590 g, SOLD! |
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| Benguerir, LL6, Morocco, fell 22 Nov. 2004, 1590 g, different view |
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| Benguerir, LL6, Morocco, fell 22 Nov. 2004, 1590 g, different view |
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| Benguerir, LL6, Morocco, fell 22 Nov. 2004, 1590 g, different view |
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