[meteorite-list] Sikhote' s seized

From: Martin Altmann <Altmann_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Fri Sep 9 13:32:08 2005
Message-ID: <001b01c5b565$e07649a0$6389fea9_at_9y6y40j>

Hehe, with the ownerless parcel, I'm sure you would have risen the finger in
the bus!

There are at least 3 meteorite sellers in Poland, Marcin.

Marcin Cimala, the polish polisher!
Andrzej Pilski, one of world's best iron preparator.
Slawomir Derecki, excellent jewelery. Not the stuff, where they just drill a
hole in a Sikhote, ready is the pendant and not that rings and bands, where
the gold plating will fall off after year from the Gibeon below.
He's an examined craftsman and artist, designs also according your own
propositions. Highly recommended!
Not to forget Gregor Pacer, sometimes selling also in Poland, who finally
discovered US-ebay, supplying the bidders with rare names.

Cheeeeeeers,
and don't forget to buy your tickets, folks!
Martin

My friend is a miner, he works in a hole.....(a song I had to learn in my
english lessons)

----- Original Message -----
From: "Meteoryt.net" <marcin_at_meteoryt.net>
To: <meteorite-list_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 7:18 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Sikhote' s seized


> > As Poland is part of the EU, I have no idea, why or that there should
> exist
> > an extra national law.
>
> Its my personal "maybe" opinion, but first time in january this was
> smuggling.
> In bus was parcell full of minerals and meteorites WITHOUT owner. Someone
> give driver parcel and someone in Berlin take it and pay to driver. So
when
> customs ask what it is, who is owner etc. noone answered so they take it.
> In march persons declared (the same border transit) that they have
> meteorites (train Moskva-Berlin). But customs then know, acha, meteorites,
> expensive things, some time ago we confiscated them, so why not this time
> :)))
>
> So finally customs now know more about meteorites, about their value
> (remember value of 1kg brahin 12.5K euro).
> I dont know if there is any special law that fit to meteorites and
minerals.
> I think they take any other laws.
> I really dont know. For us there is verry strange.
>
>
> > Uuuh, does that mean, if I'll decide to repatriate my Baszkowka slice to
> > Poland, because noone wanted to buy it, that they will throw me in
prison?
>
> Martin now You know why we are only 2 persons in Poland who sell
meteorites.
> Becouse we have hold all strings :)
> Every other dealers sit in prisons or work in deep mines looking for next
> lake murray.
>
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