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Gibeon Meteorite

First discovered within the year 1836 by J.E Alexander when he took samples of the meteorite which were analysed in London and confirmed to be from a meteorite. The Gibeon meteorite was located in Namibia, its strewn field being one of, if not the largest in the world for a meteorite.
The mass of meteorite found approximates to 24-tonnes of material, the meteorite itself containing a higher percentage of nickel within its composition than other meteorites. The iron-nickel alloy containing cobalt and phosphorus within its chemical composition.

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Gibeon Meteorite Specimen 1
A$
222.00    
Gibeon Meteorite Specimen 2
A$
216.00    
Gibeon 03
A$
120.00    
Gibeon 04
A$
85.00    

Gibeon 05
A$
45.00    
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