What meteorite is this

Aoolfman1st

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Al D

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Looks more like slag, the holes are wrong type for a meteorite, meteorites with holes are usually pallasites where the olivine has deteriorated out due to weathering, leaving a hole.
some shallow impressions which resemble shallow holes occur from the ablation process during reentry, but those on your specimen are too deep and not the right shape.
I could be completely wrong, it is hard to tell by a photo,
cut off a piece and look at the inside, post a pic and then we can better evaluate your find.
 

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Aoolfman1st

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Iā€™m still struggling to upload the right pictures
For some reason my cpu is freezing
 

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None of the items shown have any visible characteristics of meteorites. They all have visible characteristics of slag.

Time for more coffee.
 

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Thank you for the inspiration Aoolfman. This has reminded me of something i've been wondering about for some time actually and i shall ask the community now! (in a new post)
 

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Aoolfman1st

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I afraid I donā€™t understand what a slag is ,,,, but I still thing these stone are meteorites from the way they look and the metal the contain in them
I broke a piece of them and the metal in it looks like cast iron but shines like nickel
Still the way they are molten tells a story of how they entered our planet atmosphere
I am no meteorites expert but that is what I think for now so far
Eating your feedback
 

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Aoolfman1st

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One more thing
Is a slag valuable or is it simply a metallic rock
 

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Aoolfman1st

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Ok
I got your feedback plus some online information about what slag is
Not disappointed as this is a part of the game
One more question for you guys
Dos slag got any value
As I read something about recycling slag into useful stuff
 

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Ok
I got your feedback plus some online information about what slag is
Not disappointed as this is a part of the game
One more question for you guys
Dos slag got any value
As I read something about recycling slag into useful stuff
I would think that gold slag would have value, if such a thing existed, but seriously, I doubt that there is any commercial value in slag.
donā€™t give up, the best meteorite is still out there waiting to be discovered, :occasion14:
 

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Aoolfman1st

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Though I am not a meteorite hunter but who knows
Maybe someday Iā€™ll come across one of those
Since I already know how they look like it would be easier for me to notice them in future
 

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