832 gram individual --- $ 2400.-
This specimen shows some orientation and flight markings. There is a big gash in the back of the specimen where it tried to blow apart during the explosions as the Sikhote-alin Meteorite was entering the atmosphere. However, this piece held together making for a very unique individual. It measures 89mm by 83mm by 56mm at widest points.
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Photo # 1 shows a view looking down on what I would call the leading edge of the meteorite.
Photo # 2 shows a view of the back. You can see the large crack where it tried to blow apart.
Photo #3 is a view from the side showing distinctive flight markings. You can also see another angle of the explosion crack running from the top of the photo down toward the middle.
Photo #4 and #5 are side views.
The photos do not do this piece justice., but here are a few more.........
