We are Topher and Sue Spinnato, owners of Topherspin Meteorites
Topher is an internationally trusted meteorite educator, importer, collector, and dealer. He is also a proud member of the following associations:
International Meteorite Collector's Association (IMCA #6236)
The Meteorite Education & Trade Society (METS #6236)
The Meteorite Club Pioneer Member
Topher is also known for his very popular YouTube channel and Knowledge Bolide Weekly Online Hangout Series. He is also known for his active involvement in the annual Tucson Rock & Gem Show, where he is often streaming live events and hosts the Meteorite Mansion. Since Sue joined the team, Topher has shifted his focus to mostly sourcing inventory, providing free education and creating content for the Topherspin Meteorites YouTube channel.
Sue is a collector of meteorites and is also a member of the International Meteorite Collector's Association. (IMCA #7294) She has always been a co-owner of Topherspin Meteorites, but became a full-time partner in early 2021. Sue runs most of the daily operations for Topherspin Meteorites as well as serving as a project manager for the next business, which we will be launching in late 2024. She is also contributing a monthly segment called the Metbull Monthly Update and has just started collaborating with Topher on a new segment - Conversations with Collectors.
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If you would like someone to identify a rock for you, please ask a geologist at a local community college or university. Or you can try posting some high quality pictures and a short high quality video in the "Is it a Meteorite?" Group on Facebook.
