Millbillillie Eucrite Achondrite Meteorites for Sale

Location: On Millbillillie and Jundee Stations, Wiluna district, Western Australia, Australia, 26° 27'S, 120° 22'E.

Fell: October, 1960. Day unknown, but about 1 p.m. local time (0500 GMT). Recovered 1970.

Type: Stone. Eucrite.

Description: Station workers, F. Vicenti and F. Quadrio, observed a fireball while opening a gate in the boundary fence on the Millbillillie - Jundee track. An object "with sparks coming off it" fell into a spinifex plain to their north. No search was initiated, but D. Vicenti and M. Finch found two stones in this plain in 1970 and 1971. Aboriginals have since found others. The largest stone (20 kg) and one smaller one (565 g) are in the Western Australian Museum. More information here.

Link to Meteoritical Bulletin Database.

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# MA2-81	# MA4-03	# MA6-4	# MA7-23	About Scale: Each photo has a small one centimeter cube. That's a little less than a half inch on a side. The coin above is a US dime.
Weight: 2.8 gm	Weight: 4.0 gm	Weight: 6.4 gm	Weight: 7.2 gm
Features: Part Slice	Features: Part slice	Features: Part slice	Features: Part slice
sold	$145	$229	sold


# MA22-2	# MA24-3	# MA32-21	# MA35-9	# MA76-5
Weight: 22.2 gm	Weight: 24.3 gm	Weight: 32.1 gm	Weight: 35.9 gm	Weight: 76.5 gm
Features: Full slice wuth crusted edge	Features: End	Features: Individual	Features: Individual, 70% crust.	Features: Individual, 99% crust
$700	$840	$1146	$1279	$1848