Please, help to identify. Found with MD. Irregular conic form. Very rusty. Magnetic. Definitely metallic.
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Meteorite or not
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Possibly? Is it heavy for its size? Nice find, congrats!
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Possible. Where are you, what state? Are you in a known strewnfield?
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I think the general consensus if that if done properly, cutting a slice off to verify doesn’t hurt the value.
It’s actually supposed to increase the value...maybe someone else can say ya or nay.
That’s just what I remember being told. If it’s polished then wiped with acid, a special structure in the grain of the metal will be visible, which is unique to space rocks.
It’s actually supposed to increase the value...maybe someone else can say ya or nay.
That’s just what I remember being told. If it’s polished then wiped with acid, a special structure in the grain of the metal will be visible, which is unique to space rocks.
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