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Re: Monahans auction questions
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- Subject: Re: Monahans auction questions
- From: ams000@aztec.asu.edu (STEVEN R. SCHONER)
- Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 17:15:54 -0700 (MST)
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>I agree with all the postings so far... "Monahans" is well on its way to
>becoming a curse in the meteorite world. Just checking my calendar... nope,
>April the 1st was AGES ago...
>
>Hey, this could be a real first: the first meteorite whose arrival was
>accompanied by a loud booing instead of a loud hissing or crackling...
>
>Stuart
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Its a neat meteorite-- its the dealers and auctioneering that has
screwed it up.
Have you seen the pictures of it? There must be more, much much more
of it out in the field. Why isn't anyone looking. These pieces are
fusion crusted fragments.
Steve Schoner
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