[meteorite-list] Ad High quality pieces from NWA
From: Stefan Ralew <stefan_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:28:34 2004 Message-ID: <3F96E673.6060502_at_meteoriten.com> Dear List, for all collectors and people interested in nice complete meteorites I have made some webpages with sale offers of very beautiful stones. http://www.meteoriten.com/special.html I have selected the pieces within years from tons of weathered NWA meteorites. They are all fresh meteorites mostly from different finds weathered to a degree of maximum W1 with fine and interesting forms. This quality is found very seldom in Morocco and less and less in recent times. You can believe me that this is the best quality which is available in NW-Africa and you will be thrilled by the pieces. A special highlight are some extremly fine Agoult Individuals. For me, Agoult is - next to the Stannern - the finest achondrite I have ever seen. The unclassified meteorites are all chondrites. I did not see any sense in classifying them because the completeness of the pieces would have been damaged and there is no real scientific value in the classification. Nevertheless some of the meteorites are classified and the NWA numbers of the classified pieces will be handed out to the buyer later. In addition, I am offering the finest and last pieces of the H6 NWAxxx, that is already known to some of the members of the list. Unfortunately I did not get the NWA numbers by now. As soon as the numbers will be available, I will communicate them to the buyers. The prefered method of payment is Paypal. Please be so kind as to understand that due to extremly high fees for cheques in Germany, I do not accept cheques of less than 350 $. The pieces are shipped immediately. Delivery to the USA by post will need approx. 1 - 2 weeks. All pieces will be packed carefully and secure and up till now not a single package has been lost on the way. I have followed the dispute about so called "desert crap" on this list with interest. It is right, that many of the meteorites offered by moroccan mineral dealers are often unsightly, weathered and not very interesting for collectors. In addition, the Moroccan dealers often have no idea what they are actually selling. Nevertheless I do not regard NWA meteorites as second class meteorites. Firstly, because they are coming from space, as all meteorites, and secondly because the NWA gold rush has made more extremly rare types available than ever before. A few years ago you had to pay $500/g for an R-Chondrite - if you had been so lucky as to get one at all. Now it is available for 20 $g without problems. For me, the NWA boom is the most interesting that I ever experienced as collector of meteorites. I think something like that will very likely not happen again for the collector. We will all probably need some years to understand what we have witnessed. Best regards, Stefan SR-Meteorite I.M.C.A. Member#3368 Email: ralewsu_at_snafu.de Website url: http://www.meteoriten.com/ Stefan Ralew Kunibertstrasse 29 12524 Berlin Germany Received on Wed 22 Oct 2003 04:20:03 PM PDT |
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