Fwd: [meteorite-list] item#2183522064: ## BEAUTIFUL IRON METEORITE 843 GRAM...

From: Maccers531_at_aol.com <Maccers531_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:21:04 2004
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Gregory,
Id have to agree with you completely. I never new meteorites were so readily
available til I purchased my first 7 months ago on ebay. I had zero knowlege
of them before my first acquistion. After my first purchase my desire to learn
more and collect more was incredible. I live in Illinois and did well
collecting specimens of the Park Forest fall.
Had I not purchased my first meteorite on ebay , I doubt I would have
searched or even had the knowlege to search a strewnfield .So I guess it was great
timing for me to start collecting.

Bob Evans

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