My newest find!

fireman4youu

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Tuberale

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Looks like the real thing. Have you sent it for authentication? 52 grams is a nice size for a one-of-a-kind meteorite.
 

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fireman4youu

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Tuberale said:
Looks like the real thing. Have you sent it for authentication? 52 grams is a nice size for a one-of-a-kind meteorite.

No but Ive talked to the local guy, just have to make time to get over there.
 

Tuberale

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Until you get it authenticated by a reputable meteorite laboratory, it will not be worth anything except as a remembrance of your grandfather. Most people don't recognize meteorites with the stone in hand. It requires chemical and spectrographic analysis. That said, I think your grandfather found one.

Did he by chance indicate where he may have found it?
 

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