IMILAC 13.868 GRAM METEORITE
Partial Pallasite slice
Good mix of olivines and metal
High polish on both sides
Purchased at the 2024 Tucson Rock Show
Pallasite, PMG
Found in Antofagasta, Chile in 1822
PURCHASE FROM ONE OF THE MOST
TRUSTED NAMES IN THE METEORITE BUSINESS!
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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
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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 our second company, which we will be launching in late 2024. With Sue joining the team full time, this gives Topher more time to develop the Topherspin Meteorites YouTube Channel and create more related content. Sue is also contributing a quarterly segment called the Metbull Update and has also collaborated with Topher on a few episodes of Conversations with Collectors, with more episodes coming soon.
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