meteorites

Sandman

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My brother in New Mexico says he goes out looking for them all the time. There is a lack of much metal trash in the deserts where he look and you just have to be able to dig for them. He says they are worth thousands of $$$. I know he likes to use a DFX, but he said he was looking into buying a Infinium LS or Surf Pro PI because of the deeper depth.
 

Colorado Kidd

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Some people found one in a dry wash near where I live in southern colorado. It was about the size of a soft ball and turned out to be a very rare variety. They are out there. There is a place in Arizona where a large meteorite exploded over the ground and there are many fragments scattered over a large area. Seems that people who go there have pretty good luck. Good luck in your search. That would really be something to find one.
 

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