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Black Springs Meteorite
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<blockquote data-quote="headbut" data-source="post: 39052" data-attributes="member: 569"><p>Hi Dave , I think it depends on how rare recoveries of a particular meteorite are , which makes the value higher. The size of recovered peices & also what type of meteorite it is. Two of the shows at least were done here , one at Henbury & the other at Mundrabilla & they valued there finds , again well known impacts.</p><p></p><p>Mine is unknown & unless full of peridot , which its not , is not worth much I would say. I guess one positive is that mine is not a piece broken on impact , but a solitary unit</p><p></p><p>Cheers Paul</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="headbut, post: 39052, member: 569"] Hi Dave , I think it depends on how rare recoveries of a particular meteorite are , which makes the value higher. The size of recovered peices & also what type of meteorite it is. Two of the shows at least were done here , one at Henbury & the other at Mundrabilla & they valued there finds , again well known impacts. Mine is unknown & unless full of peridot , which its not , is not worth much I would say. I guess one positive is that mine is not a piece broken on impact , but a solitary unit Cheers Paul [/QUOTE]
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