Richard Kowalski
11/12/2012 7:54:46 PM |
Nice slice |
Anne Black
11/12/2012 4:07:52 PM |
Austin (I wish I had your direct email address) ALL the Almahata Sitta material on the market is LEGAL. And no, there is not much of it at all, and it is released slowly as Dr. Bishoff gets done studying each and every fragment. |
Austin Milbarge
11/12/2012 8:48:34 AM |
The amount of material on the market far exceeds the amount declared on Siegfried's paperwork. That is where the confusion comes from. I'm still unsure which Almahata Sitta specimens are legal and which are not.
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Stephan Decker, Germany, www.meteorite-museum.com
11/11/2012 12:47:37 PM |
Hello Anne, thank you for your statement.
I think Rob said an EL3 and from the Almahata Sitta a century of a forecasting witness Fall. Heterogeneous material and this is more as very rare, because from AMH.
My Material is not from Siggi Haberer but also my Almahata Sitta is also perfectly legal and from the same papers signed by the University of Kartoum.
The material is currently classified at the Institute for Planetology, M*nster, from Prof. Dr. Addi Bischoff, Germany.
All our AMH material legal and safely. Every can buy it by me!
Kindly regards
Stephan |
Anne Black
11/11/2012 12:22:24 PM |
Additionally: Rob - NWA 3132 and Watson 007 are also EL3 according to the Met. Bulletin.
And Austin - my website is IMPACTIKA.com. |
Anne Black
11/11/2012 12:11:45 PM |
Austin:
All of the Almahata Sitta meteorite exported from Sudan by Siegfried Haberer is perfectly legal, he has export papers signed by the University of Kartoum to go with it. I know that someone is spreading the rumor that it is illegal, I suppose that person is simply envious or jealous. I have seen the paper, it is legal, and I have a nice assortment of pieces on my website, and they came directly from Siegfried Haberer. |
Austin Milbarge
11/11/2012 9:30:13 AM |
Awesome specimen! I've wanted to buy some Almahata Sitta, but I heard much of the material on the market was illegally exported. How can I tell if a given piece of Almahata Sitta is legal?
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Stephan Decker, Germany, www.meteorite-museum.com
11/11/2012 6:41:12 AM |
Hello Rob,
thank you for this great shot. Become fantastic!
I will be able to offer more in the future from this ultra rarely Almahata Sitta TC3 Asteroid
"Forecasting Witness Fall"
There are still many pieces for future in the classification! Let us surprise you!
Thank you so much.
Stephan
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