[meteorite-list] I have a meteorite

[David Freeman]

Dear Kris;
We are not allowed to post pictures directly to the list....

I would ask you how you know it is an iron meteorite, obviously you have 
had it authenticated by a meteorite person and not a well meaning 
geologist, a wanta-be science teacher, or a well meaning grandma that 
actually saw it fall and catch the desert on fire.....Your average rock 
hound, although armed with knowledge, may be a danger to the process. 
Get it classified then call it a meteorite, just my opinion.

Sure looks like an iron mill ball, or a rusty ball bearing  from the 
photo.....
Dave Freeman
Wyoming Meteorite Recovery Team Leader
Rock Springs, Wyoming

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> I have an iron  meteorite, found near the Great Salt Lake, Toole, UT  
> over 20 years ago by my brother.  I don't know if it is valuable, I 
> guess not these days, but I was wondering what I could do with it 
> besides use it as a paperweight.  Hehe, just a joke.
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> The kids are using it for show and tell at school.  It looks like it 
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> It is the size of a golf ball, 50 cc, weighs 13.4 oz.
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