[meteorite-list] can a listoid translate this prev unseen meteorite medallion insert for me ?

From: Bob WALKER <qwalkra_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Fri, 11 Jun 2010 17:56:06 +1000 (EST)
Message-ID: <56035.121.222.30.54.1276242966.squirrel_at_webspace.ezadsl.net.au>

countdeiro

thank you sincerely for the translation

yep - your translation has sparked the same question that myself and other
listoids have and are likely to ask... ie exactly what is the meteorite
inset into the medallion

I've emailed the vendor to see what I can find out and will let listoids
know when and if I get a reply

far too damn big and ? different in appearance to a lunar ? it is of
course said to be a meteorite - but the question remains exactly what
meteorite ?

nevertheless - I am pleased with my purchase of this pretty little piece
of space history - indeed I am a sucker for meteorite coins and medallions

Best

Bob WALKER
http://www.qmig.net

> Bob asked for a translation from German to English. I'm going to give it a
> try. I know that my friends in Deutschland will correct this Italiener.
>
> The right inside page of the Certificate of Authenticity reads:
>
> In 1969 the American Astronaut, Neil Armstrong, was the first person on
> the moon. Share the experience of this first step on the moon that was
> watched on television by millions of people all around the globe. On the
> 25th Jubilee of the moon landing this noble medallion with a real
> meteorite reminds one of this great event in the story of space."
>
> The description on the left inside page reads:
>
> Material Copper-Nickel-Alloy
> Plated Gold gilded
> Weight 50 grams
> Year 1993
> Diameter 50mm
> Quality Polished disk
> Obverse Apollo 11 with original meteorite.
> Reverse Stairway from the Earth to the Moon
>
>
> The 1969 the American Astronaut was entered Neil Armstrong in July 1969 of
> that as the first person the moon. Partake ofexperience this first step
> on the moon ability millions of persons all around the globe via
> television. To the 25th Jubilanum of the moon landing, the noble
> Gedenkpragung with a real meteorite reminds one of this gruse event of the
> space story. Alloy. Verarbetung. nobly gilds. gewickt. Prague year.
> Diameter. Pragequalitat. Polished disk. Front. Ruckerseite. erdaufgang
> on the moon
>
> -----Original Message-----
>>From: Bob WALKER <qwalkra at mailbox.ezadsl.net.au>
>>Sent: Jun 10, 2010 8:12 PM
>>To: meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com
>>Subject: [meteorite-list] can a listoid translate this prev unseen
>> meteorite medallion insert for me ?
>>
>>Listoids
>>
>>A prev unseen meteorite medallion ?
>>
>>Yep - I've snaffled this for ME !
>>
>>Pix at:
>>
>>http://www.qmig.net/meteoritemedallion1.jpg
>>http://www.qmig.net/meteoritemedallion2.jpg
>>http://www.qmig.net/meteoritemedallion3.jpg
>>http://www.qmig.net/meteoritemedallion4.jpg
>>
>>I would very much appreciate if some/any of the listoids could translate
>>the german insert to english for me ? buckleboo Martin A
>>
>>And... how many other unknown meteorite medallions are out there and for
>>sale ?
>>
>>Please contact me off-list if u know where there are any other prev
>> unseen
>>kreatures for sale
>>
>>Best
>>
>>Bob WALKER
>>http://www.qmig.net
>>
>>
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Received on Fri 11 Jun 2010 03:56:06 AM PDT