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| This is a beautiful piece of the Esquel meteorite. This meteorite was found in Chubut, Argentina in 1951. A single large mass of over 700 kilograms was found by a farmer bulldozing a cattle water tank.
This meteorite is a stony-iron meteorite, Pallasite (PAL). The Pallasites are a mixture of nickel-iron and olivine crystals. They formed very deep near the core-mantle boundary in a planetary sized body. They are without a doubt the most beautiful of the meteorites, and Esquel is the undisputed king of the Pallasites, extremely stable, and perfect translucent green crystals. This specimen weighs 12.234 grams and is a beautiful partslice with beautiful translucent green olivine crystals and metal. It is one of the best peices I have seen, with so many smaller crystals. This is a nice specimen for any collection. It measures 55 mm by 41 mm by 1 mm. The cube in the photo measures 1 cm. It is for measurement purposes only and not included in the auction. I am a meteorite dealer and fully gaurantee the authenticity of every meteorite and tektite specimen I sell. Be sure to see me in the March 1999 issue of the Smithsonian Magazine, I am featured in an article about meteorite hunters! I am also featured in Fortune Small Business magazine. Fortune Small Business Magazine
Buyer pays $6.00 shipping in the USA and $12.00 to any other country. I combine shipping costs for multiple items. |
Shipping and handling Item location: Tucson, Arizona, United States Shipping to: Worldwide
 
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