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2.5g NWA 13909 L3.15 unequilibrated chondrite... primitive and gorgeous!
2.5g NWA 13909 L3.15 unequilibrated chondrite... primitive and gorgeous!
2.5g NWA 13909 L3.15 unequilibrated chondrite... primitive and gorgeous!
2.5g NWA 13909 L3.15 unequilibrated chondrite... primitive and gorgeous!
2.5g NWA 13909 L3.15 unequilibrated chondrite... primitive and gorgeous!
2.5g NWA 13909 L3.15 unequilibrated chondrite... primitive and gorgeous!
2.5g NWA 13909 L3.15 unequilibrated chondrite... primitive and gorgeous!

2.5g NWA 13909 L3.15 unequilibrated chondrite... primitive and gorgeous!

$ 39.6

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Mineral: Meteorite
  • Chondrite: Meteorite
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Morocco
  • Modified Item: No
  • Condition: New
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Featured Refinements: Meteorite Slice

    Description

    Weight: 2.5g. Here offers a new L3.15 chondrite that the classificationis just done by Dr. Anthony Irving. This chondrite belongs to a highly unequilibrated subgroup of type 3 L chondrite. So far there are only eight classification of L3.15 published on Meteorite Bulletin. This meteorite is with low weathering grade and shows very beautiful chondrules, metal inclusions and loads of armoured chondrules!!!
    Name: NWA 13909
    Found: 2020
    Place: Algeria
    Main mass holder: SC Yang & J Chen
    Shipped with USPS First Class Package.
    I.M.C.A #2265
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    Jonathan McDaniel
    supposedly living in San Pedro, CA. His age is about 20. He begged me to make deals in person because his budget was limited and he just began collecting meteorites for few months and wanted to check the items on hand. I was moved and brought him the meteorites he asked along with several gifts worth ~0. After checking, he asked to pay a portion of the payment monthly. He seemed sincere so I let him take the stones home. Afterward, he never pays off the bill. He owes me 0. I am a researcher. I don't sell meteorites for live. This loss isn't a big deal for me. However, I was pretty disappointed by being betrayed as I tried to treat a young and new collector sincerely and nicely. If this guy reaches out to you, please don't believe any words of him. Don't pass any stones before receiving the full payment.