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Gao/Guenie Meteorites for Sale



Click here to find out more about the Gao meteorite. where it is from (Burkina Faso--formerly Upper Volta, Africa) the story of its fall in 1960 what it is made of its type--H5

NOTE: The Meteoritical Bulletin, No. 83, 1999, reports that Gao and Guenie will henceforth be recognized as one fall with Gao and Guenie recognized as synonyms.

H5 Chondrite--Gao, Burkina Faso (formerly Upper Volta), Africa (cleaned*)

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sections. $50

 

 

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# GAOsmcl # GAO3-2 # GAO3-71 # GAO7-62 ABOUT SCALE
Each photo has a small cube one centimeter on a side. The photo above gives you an idea how big it is. The ruler is in inches at the top. The coin is a US dime. If you are interested in a specimen, I will be happy to send you the dimensions or a photo with different scale.
Weight: Appx 1 to 5 gm Weight:3.2 gm Weight: 3.7 gm Weight: 7.6 gm
Features: Whole stones--most are 80%+crusted Features: Whole stone, 100% crust. Features: Cleaned stone, 75% crust. Features: Cleaned stone, 75% crust.
$2.50/gm 10gm minimum Price: sold $15 $20

 

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# GAO7-8 # GAO13-41 # GAO14-31 # GAO18-11 # GAO89-8
Weight: 7.8gm Weight: 13.4 gm Weight: 14.3 gm Weight: 18.1 gm Weight:89.8 gm
Features: Cleaned stone, 80% crust. Features: Whole stone, 45% crust. Features: Cleaned stone, 70% crust. Features: Cleaned stone, 80% crust. Features: Whole stone, 100% crust, oriented.
sold sold sold sold $390

 

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# GAO453-5 # GAO610-8
Weight: 453.5 gm Weight: 610.8 gm
Features: Cleaned stone, 70% crust. Features: Cleaned stone, 75% crust.
$500 sold

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*When the Gao Meteorite fell in 1960 individuals were covered with a jet black fusion crust. Most specimens were not collected until many years later. During the time they sat on the ground, the meteorites acquired a scale of oxide and dirt. We have removed this post-fall dirt.

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