Monster meteorite

Deepdiger

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NO. Because what we don't know. Was it from a known fall, how heavy is it (grams), is it a confirmed meteorite, what type, how important was the fall, how common are other finds.
 

Sometimes a pic speaks a thousand words... in the case of appraising just a pic & no info doesn't cut it, not even close
 

Based solely on the quarter next to the stone, and without having any data on weight, content, make-up, etc.; looks like about a 3 pound'er to me. Meteorites worth about $10,000 per pound, once they have been CONFIRMED. Lots of stones are found. Few are proven to be meteorites.

Have you done a specific gravity on the stone? Have you compared the magnetic signature to a stainless steel knife? Have you filed a "window" into the stone to prove metallic content?
 

Common irons go for about a dollar a pound. TTC
 

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