Meteorites for Sale or Trade

As I upgrade my collection, specimens become available for sale. Original labels come with these specimens if available.

On June 10, 1952 this rare stone meteorite was seen to fall in Alberta, Canada. Only one mass of 107 kilos was recovered which is now all locked up in museums and private collections around the world. Analysis has shown that this meteorite is unlike all other Enstatite chondrites. The brecciated structure has revealed that it comes from the surface of it's parent body. This specimen come with NEMS provenance (New England Meteoritical Services).

About 320 kilos of this Mesosiderite fell in Emmet County, Iowa, USA. The fall occurred around dinner time back in 1879 on May 10th. Pictured is a large 1288 gram end chunk with rich black fusion crust. The rear cut side has saw marks and the front side shown in the image below has a partial cut face where you can see how fresh and stable the visible nickel iron still is to this date. This specimen comes from Canadian geologist Frank P. Puskas which was acquired in a trade from US geologist Dr. Richard Gault before he died in 1961. It has been in my collection since December 2002. $9970.

A total of only 698 grams of this Martian meteorite was found in 1999, California . This part slice is 0.972g with M. Blood provenance. $2000.

Over 100 kilos fell in Mauritania, October 16, 2006. This fresh 297.3g individual has very nice black crust, and secondary crust from when it broke in mid flight. This stone chondrite has been classified as an (H5). Provenance - Dean Bessey $890.

Over 3000 kilos were recovered in 1999 from Algeria near Tindouf. Classified as a brecciated chondrite (L4-6). Provenance - Dean Bessey. This cut specimen shows abundant metal flake and weighs 265.8g $75.

NWA 1930 - Chondrite (LL3), Morocco 30.3g thin slice with 2 polished faces... $2.50/g

(More slices available: 24g, 37.7g, 38.9g)

Provenance - Rob Wesel

BULK NWA chondrites for sale:

Over 100 kilos available

Fragments $35./kg

Fragments with old crust $55./kg

2" x 2" x 3/4" clear acrylic display cases with white padding and aluminum labels for sale. Just fill in your specimen weight and add your meteorite slice or fragment and close the lid. You now have a great way to safely store your specimen with all the important information right in the case. Only $3.50 each with your choice of label. Cases with padding only, $1. each. E-mail Roman to order.