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Very Rare, heavy Jiugong carved Meteorite

Very RARE 371.7 grams. Dronino iron/nickel meteorite, Jiugong carving pendant.
[Product Name]: 371.7g dronino iron meteorite A0586 carving pendant jiugong.
[product weight]: 371.7g
[Product Size]as picture

[Product material]:
The Dronino meteorite is a 40 kilograms (88 lb) iron/nickel meteorite that was found in the Ryazan Oblast of Russia in July 2000. It is classified as an ataxite.
The meteorite is named after the village Dronino where it was found.[1] The meteorite was discovered by Oleg Gus’kov in July 2000 on his way home from mushroom collecting near the village of Dronino (54.746667 N 41.42166 E). He noticed a rusty piece of iron protruding from the ground. Suspecting it to be a meteorite but unable to exhume it, he returned the next day with a shovel and wheelbarrow. He brought the meteorite to his house, where it lay in his garden for the next two years. In this time the meteorite broke into three pieces. Gus’kov sawed one of the pieces apart upon which he realized that it was definitely a meteorite. After that he alerted different experts of his discovery. In early 2003, a piece was identified as a meteorite in Vernad (Vernad on Russian Wikipedia). Suspecting that Gus’kov had only found a fragment of a larger meteorite.  Different search parties went to Dronino in summer 2003 and discovered more than 600 fragments with a total mass of about 3,000 kilograms (6,600 lb), the largest being 250 kilograms (550 lb).
JIUGONG, is the 9 places of the ancient Chinese astronomers dividing the heavenly palace into 9 equal parts. They can observe the sky from the ground at night.  Qi Yao and the stars move, you can know the direction and the seasons. Twenty-four solar terms, time, space and numbers match to form the basic pattern of structure.

Meteorites are sold usually by weight.  Our Jiugong weighs a whopping 371.7 grams more than double plus an additional 52 grams over one that our competitor is selling.

Competitor’s Meteorite on eBay
Actual value of our meteorite pendant is worth over $6300.00.  Our price is $3,500.00 along with free shipping.







 


Stephen Koschal ~ Quality Autographs & Signed Books
Serving Collectors, Libraries, Institutions, Autograph Galleries and Dealers with
Autographs and Signed Books in all Fields of Collecting Since 1967.

7155 Sand Crest View, Colorado Springs, CO 80923 USA ~ Phone (561) 315-3622 ~ skoschal@aol.com