On Offer: Sikhote-Alin Iron Meteorite in presentation box.

Official name: Sikhote-alin

Type: Iron, IIAB

Observed fall: Yes

Country: Russia

Year fell: 1947

Description:

Each Sikhote-alin iron meteorite is individually displayed in an eye catching 1.46" x 2.26" presentation box, with unparalleled provenance and certification of authenticity (COA). Take people on a journey of the Solar system with pieces of another world! These sets are not available anywhere else. Top Meteorite assembles each collector box by hand with every specimen verified by our Curator of Collections with an initialed and embossed COA insert (reverse side of the presentation box) from the Laboratory for Meteorite Analysis and Classification (LMAC). Every meteorite we offer has been approved by the Meteoritical Society's Nomenclature Committee and published in the Meteoritical Bulletin.

Pricing - 10 units $15 each | 25 units $12 each | 50 units $10 each

Branding - The packaging and display inserts are unbranded. The COAs are lightly branded with the Top Meteorite logo. No URLs or mention of our retail store are referenced on the certificates, packaging or display inserts.

Custom Branding - For a little *extra, Top Meteorite will design and include custom branded inserts and certificates of authenticity for your store, institution, or special event.
*$5 each specimen with a minimum order of 25 sets. We usually require approximately 2 to 3 weeks lead time for custom branded inserts and COAs. Larger orders may take a little longer.

What you get: A+ Sikhote-alin meteorites randomly selected specimens between 1.5g and 3g (*An A+ quality specimen, not shrapnel) in a hand assembled presentation box and signed Certificate of Authenticity

We offer a 100% no questions asked 30 day return policy.

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Sikhote-Alin

Basic information

Name: Sikhote-Alin
This is an OFFICIAL meteorite name.
Abbreviation: There is no official abbreviation for this meteorite.
Observed fall: Yes
Year fell: 1947
Country: Russia
Mass: 23 t

Classification
history:

NHM Catalogue: 5th Edition		(2000)	IIAB
MetBase:	v.7.1	(2006)	IIB
Recommended:			Iron, IIAB

This is 1 of 131 approved meteorites classified as Iron, IIAB.