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BALCARCE (H4) : $7/gram
Found June 2nd, 2000 in Argentina
Crusted fragments 4.91 grams
BECHAR 001 (L5)
Found in 1998 in Algeria.
8 grams. Beautiful matrix. $6/gram
BENSOUR (LL6) : $10/gram
Fell 02/11/2002 in Morocco. Total weight is estimated to be in excess of 45 kg.
24.5 grams. Very nice black 70% crusted stone. Great characteristics
CAMPOS SALES (L5) : $8/gram
Fell January 31st, 1991 at 10:00 pm. Total known weight is ~23 kg. These fragments all have black fusion crust and show a beautiful interior
Crusted fragments up to 12 grams
DALGETY DOWNS (L4) : $6/gram
Found in 1941 in Australia.
2.91 grams. Metal rich part slice.
DHOFAR 020 (H4-5) : $0.75/gram
It was found in Oman in 2000. Total known weight is about 256kg.
Individuals and fragments, all crusted.
DHOFAR 989 (H6) : $1.75/gram
Found in 2004 in Oman.
100.1g individual.
DHOFAR 1289 (L4, S2, W3/4) : $0.50-$1.00/gram on larger specimens.
Find: December 3, 2004. Total Known Weight: 37 kilograms
Specimens weigh from a few grams up to 15 kilograms*. *We also have available, since we have the entire find and all the material found around the larger specimens, small bags of sand with meteorite fragments still in the sand just as they were found in the desert. It would be like going on your own meteorite hunt and finding real meteorites in the desert. These are priced at $10/per bag.
DIMMITT (H4) : $2.25/gram
Over 380 stones were found since 1942. Dimmitt contains H5 and LL-group clasts.
255 grams. Very large complete crusted slice from the Monnig
collection.
EL HAMMAMI (H5) : $3.50/gram
If fell in 1997 in Mauritania. Total known weight is 240 kilograms. This meteorite was collected by local people and carried by camel to villages. Some of the material has a brownish stain to it from the camel’s sweat.
35g part slice
ETTER (L6) : $75
It was found in Texas in 1966.
6.8 grams. Former American Meteorite Laboratory Specimen #H47.41
FORREST (b) (L6) : $7/gram
Found during mineral prospecting on the Nullarbor Plain, in Australia, in 1980.
17 grams. Polished and crusted full slice from Bob Haag.
FRANCONIA (H5) : $2.50/gram
Franconia was found in Arizonia since 2001.
48g individual Franconia with flow lines. 258 grams
GAO (H5) : $2/gram (oriented specimens : $15/gram)
Fell March 5th 1960 in Burkina-Faso with several of the stones falling through the roofs of the villagers. Some of these stones are still being found today. Total weight is over 100 kilograms.
Several individuals Oriented specimens. All of these specimens show perfect orientation and some having flow lines and roll over lips.
GHUBARA (L5) : $3/gram
It is classified as a xenolithic L5 stone chondrite and was originally found in 1954 in Oman. This material when cut displays beautiful chondrules and metal flaking.
11.4 grams. Crusted full slice with great chondrules.
GHUBARA (L5) : $1.25/gram
It is classified as a xenolithic L5 stone chondrite and was originally found in 1954 in Oman. This material when cut displays beautiful chondrules and metal flaking.
797 gram individual with great fusion crust.
GOBABEB (H4) : $8/gram
Found on the flank of a 100-meter high sand dune by a member of the Namib Desert Research Station at Gobabeb, in Namibia.
8.18 grams. Very nice part slice with a metal vein.
GOLD BASIN (L4) : $1/gram
Found in 1995 in Mohave County, Arizona, USA, by gold hunters. It has produced ~168 kilogram of material.
57 grams. Individual with some crust.
GOLD BASIN (L4) : $2/gram
Found in 1995 in Mohave County, Arizona, USA, by gold hunters. It has produced ~168 kilogram of material.
Several specimens available please inquire
HAMMADAH AL HAMRA 222 (L6) : $4/gram
Found in 1997 in Libya.
11.7 grams. Crusted part slice with gray matrix.
KAFFIR (c) (L6) : $7/gram
Found in 1980 in Texas.
7.24 grams. Crusted part slice.
KAINSAZ (CO3.1) : $55/gram
Fell September 13th 1937 in Tatarstan, Russia, and is an extremely rare type of meteorite with a total known weight of 200 kilograms.
2g part slice
MARLOW (L5) : $100
Stephens County, Oklahoma Find 1936 Total Know Weight: 341 grams
19.43 grams
NWA (unclassified) : $0.30+/gram
These are unclassified meteorite specimens that I purchased on my December 2003 trip to Africa. There may be some rare types in these stones.
Several individuals all sizes with crust
NWA (unclassified) : $1/gram
Two specimens 186 and 74 grams. Very interesting yellow paint marks on them, they were probably used as markers to hunt a strewnfield.
NWA # (L6) : $1.25/gram
This meteorite has been classified as a L6 and shows a nice looking external structure. It was found in Sahara.
593.6g
NWA 787 (L6) : $2/gram
Found in Sahara in 2000.
110.1 grams
NWA 800 (Rumurutite, R4) : $25/gram
It was found in Sahara in 2003. Total weight is 560g. A rare type of chondrite with large chondrules. Very beautiful internal matrix.
Small individuals
NWA 801 (CR2) : $45/gram
A very rare type of meteorite that was found in Sahara in 2001. It has large metal chondrules implanted in a beautiful matrix.
Individuals, slices and endcuts
NWA 978 (R3.8) : $25/gram
A very rare type of meteorite that was found in Sahara in 2001. It is a beautiful meteorite that is full of chondrules with a total known weight of 722 grams.
2 small individuals
NWA 1794 (LL5) : $4.50/gram
Found in 2002 in Sahara. Total weight is 380g. It has a beautiful interior matrix of different colors of gray. Several full and part slices available
Fragment
NWA 1906 (R4) : $50/gram
Found in Morocco in 2003. This is a very rare classification of meteorite with very few samples of this type ever being found on earth. It displays beautiful, multi-colored chondrules and is an endcut.
68 grams
NWA 1928 (LL6) : $3.50/gram
It was found in Sahara in 2003. Total weight is 153.6g. This is a beautiful meteorite with a great interior.
14.78g endcut & micros
NWA 1930 (LL3) : $5/gram
These slices were cut from the main mass and are extremely thin with many less than 1mm thick. Great surface area. It was found in Sahara in 2003. Total weight is 7.5 kilograms.
Several large thin slices from 1 gram to 50+ grams.
NWA 1931 (H5)
A very nice looking meteorite with a very low total known weight of 267g. It was found in Sahara in 2003.
Micros available for $7 each
NWA 1932 (LL3, S1, W2) : $12/gram
23.57 grams (Main mass). One of the most beautiful chondrule rich LL3‘s I have ever seen. Looks like the night sky. Comes in a Riker mount.
NWA 1935 (LL4) : $4/gram
This is a very nice looking meteorite with a tan interior color with many chondrules. These are very thin slices with some being only 1mm thick for a great surface area. It was found in Sahara in 2003. Total weight is 581g.
Several thin slices up to 10 grams
NWA 1936 (H4 w/ many chondrules) : $4/gram
This is one of the prettiest meteorites that I have ever seen. These have a rare large amount of complete chondrules for and H4 meteorite. It was found in Sahara in 2003. Total weight is 2146g.
85.5g slice 73.2g slice
NWA 1955 (H/L 3-4)
It was found in Sahara in 2003. Total weight is 2kg. This is a rare transitional type meteorite.
Micros available for $15 each
NWA 2965 (EL3) : $5/gram
Paleo-meteorite. Found in 2005
Brown or blue matrix varieties! Incredible material that is extremely
rare.
NWA 3100 (LL7) : $75/gram
This is one of the rarest meteorite types and this find from 2003 has a very low total know weight of only 136 grams. It was found in Sahara.
Several sizes from micro to 6 grams
NWA 3110 (LL3.7 unique) : $50/gram
This is a very rare classification and these specimen slices are very beautiful with many chondrules. It was found in Sahara
Part slices of different sizes
NWA 3111 (LL3 - very beautiful) : $20/gram
This is a very nice looking meteorite with many visible chondrules from a find in 2003 that has a very low total known weight. It was found in Sahara
Part slices of different sizes
NWA 3112 (LL3) : $12/gram
This is also a very nice looking LL3 that comes from a low total known weight specimen. It was found in Sahara
Slices of different sizes
NWA 3116 (CK5) : $90/gram
A very rare classification from a meteorite with a low total known weight. This slice is very thin 1mm. It was found in Sahara
2.16g
NWA 3118 (CV3) : $10/gram
CV3 material is very rare and is believed to be 4.6 billion years old with the forming of the universe. These 3 individuals have large CAI inclusions popping out of the fusion crusted surfaces. It was found in Sahara
303g individual
NWA 3119 (LL4) : $10/gram
These LL4 slices are very nice looking with an abundance of chondrules that are multi-colored. A very unique looking meteorite. It was found in Sahara
137.4g of endcuts and slices
NWA 3125 (LL5) : $3/gram
A nice looking meteorite with a nice looking internal structure. It was found in Sahara
56.36g
O'DONNELL (H5) : $8/gram
6.11 grams. Very nice crusted part slice with black veins.
PARK FOREST GARZA IMPACT KITS : $49.95
Impact artifact kit containing :
- Drywall
- Ceiling joist wood
- Window glass
- Venetian blind fragment
- Meteorite fragment from the most famous Park Forest impact siteImpact artifact kit
PORTALES VALLEY (H6) : $20/gram
Fell on June 13th 1998 in Roosevelt County, New Mexico, USA, with many stones being recovered and even struck a barn. This meteorite is different than any other in that it is a H6, but some slices show metal veins. Total weight is 67 kilograms.
14g polished fragment with crust 28g polished fragment with crust 6g polished fragment with crust 0.9g polished part-slice
PORTALES VALLEY (H6) : $35/gram
IFell on June 13th 1998 in Roosevelt County, New Mexico, USA, with many stones being recovered and even struck a barn. This meteorite is different than any other in that it is a H6, but some slices show metal veins. Total weight is 67 kilograms.
8.4 grams. High metal variety and is a perfect specimen.
PULTUSK (H5) : $20/gram
Fell on January 30th 1868 in Poland and is a large old European fall that produced many small individuals called “Pultusk Peas”. A very rare and interesting fall. Total weight is over 200 kilograms.
2g fusion crusted fragment
RICHARDTON (H5) : $25
~1 gram in a vial. Copy of American Meteorite Museum label. Several micro‘s and dust.
ROUNDTOP (b) (H4) : $5/gram
Acquired by O.E. Moning In 1939 in Fayette County Texas
38.2 grams 10.28 grams
SAHARA 99208 (Unclassified) : $2/gram
45.5 grams. Very nice individual with cut face. Has painted on numbers
Sahara 99208.
SAHARA 99755 (Unclassified) : $2/gram
170.8 grams. Very nice individual with a cut face. Has painted on
numbers Sahara 99755.
SAU 001 (L4-5) : $1/gram
30 grams. Complete individual.
THUATHE (H4) : $8/gram
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. There was a massive explosion which continued at very high intensity for around 20-30 seconds. It created a shock-wave which rattled windows. It was reported that several of the stones hit buildings and objects in villages.
82.56 grams. Black fusion crusted oriented individual with roll over lip. A wonderful example of this fall. 13.48 grams individual 9.09 grams individual 7.70 grams individual
TOLAR (H4) : $2.50/gram
Found in 1972 in New Mexico but was not recognized as a meteorite till 2001. The total known weight is 5350 grams.
Full slices and endcuts from 3-35 grams
TULIA (a) (H4) : $4/gram
3.3 grams. Polished Part slice.
VALERA (L4) : $20/gram
7.11 grams. Beautifully crusted piece with a polished face in a Riker
mount.
WAGON MOUND (L6) : $3/gram
An 87.5 kilogram stone was found by a farmer in 1932 in Mora County, New Mexico, USA while working in his field. This is a very nice meteorite with a great story.
14g
WELLMAN (c) (H4) : $6/gram
16 grams. Huss Numbers painted on the side (H39.199). Nice part
slice with crust.
ZAG (H3-6) : $2/gram
55 grams. Fusion crusted endcut with polished face.
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