Jim Shorten
9/28/2012 3:17:35 PM |
Thank's everyone for the nice comments. I'm truly fortunate to have this piece in my collection... It was a gift from a dear friend... |
dweir
9/28/2012 10:52:19 AM |
Ur very brave for even handling it given it's extreme friability! You do get a large mass for the weight though. |
Jim Strope, catchafallingstar.com
9/28/2012 10:23:50 AM |
A classic beauty. Fantastic!!! |
John Lutzon
9/28/2012 8:45:33 AM |
A very special piece to any collection. Thanks Jim. Tomorrow--Catalina 003 ? |
John Cabassi
9/28/2012 8:11:26 AM |
Very stunning Jim
Bernd tomorrow Kittakittaooloo H4?
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Bernd Pauli
9/28/2012 6:27:28 AM |
Stunning Orgueil! ... and Martin Goff's 1.6 gr collection piece certainly dwarfs my 0.046 gr Orgueil which was a gift from another Martin (in the USA)! Hmm, tomorrow's MPOD, what could it be? Maybe Cat Mountain :-) |
Jeff K.
9/28/2012 6:17:14 AM |
I love this piece! Just gorgeous and a great example of a CI chondrite. |
Martin Goff
9/28/2012 6:08:11 AM |
Awesome specimen Jim, very special meteorite indeed. Dwarfs my 1.6 gram collection piece. :-) |
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