4/6/2025
Prices subject to change without notice. 

There are sure to be errors of all kinds in this list which is in the "old" format. The old format was all done by hand and evolved over 40 years. There is a "new" format inventory, into which everything is being put, which does not have those errors. We're about half way through the updating process. Please forgive and put up with. Thanks for your patience.

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240602 5619 EXTRATERRESTRIAL, Australia, Northern Territory, Henbury Craters, meteorite, found 1931, octahedrite, iron fragments, 16-20mm, 6g or so, $15.00

240602 5620 EXTRATERRESTRIAL, China, Lihu, Nandan Co., Guangxi, meteorite, octahedrite, iron fragments, 5-10mm flakes, $2.00

240602 5622 EXTRATERRESTRIAL, Thailand, tektite, glassy ejecta of a meteoritic impact, 20mm or larger, $10.00

240602 5623 EXTRATERRESTRIAL, Thailand, tektite, glassy ejecta of a meteoritic impact, less than 20mm, $5.00

240602 5625 EXTRATERRESTRIAL, Thailand, tektite, glassy ejecta of a meteoritic impact, black, 21x18x28mm, It is hypothesized that the Thai tektites fell between 600,000 and 300,000 years ago. superb, $35.00

240602 5626 EXTRATERRESTRIAL, Thailand, tektite, glassy ejecta of a meteoritic impact, black, 35x26x16mm, It is hypothesized that the Thai tektites fell between 600,000 and 300,000 years ago. superb, $35.00

298 6401 FOSSIL, Lebanon, Haqel, shrimp, mid-Cretaceous, circa 93 million BC, carpopenaeus sp., 31x27mm on 73x71mm slab, excellent contrast, choice specimen, $56.00

231213 3381 FOSSIL, Lebanon, Haqel, shrimp, mid-Cretaceous, circa 93 million BC, carpopenaeus sp. light brown on lighter matrix, 35x19mm (1.5x0.75") on 84x67mm slab of matrix, from Haqel, Lebanon, $56.00

231213 3382 FOSSIL, Morocco, Taouz, dinosaur tooth, late Cretaceous, circa 90-65 million BC, spinosaur/tyranosaur spp., conical, 58mm long, 16mm at the base, from Taouz, Morocco some chipping at the base, otherwise a nice, well shaped specimen $65.00

230608 3105 FOSSIL, Poland, amber, Oligocene, circa 50 million BC, roundish, 25-30mm, some plant material inclusions, and circular internal cleavages that catch the light, polished, nice clarity, interesting $25.00

318 1944 FOSSIL, Poland, amber, Oligocene, circa 50 million BC, 1 insect inside, ~15-20mm, nicely polished, $12.00

230608 3100 FOSSIL, GEORGIA, horse tooth, circa 100,000-50,000 BC, 30x35x12mm, with original label of person who found it, lacquered, nice smooth surfaces, grinding surface is complete, $20.00

230608 3103 FOSSIL, SOUTH CAROLINA, fossil coprolite lot, Eocene, circa 50 million BC, these are from uncertain mammals, gray-black stone, 15-30mm, various shapes, beach finds, about 78 pieces, worn $25.00

231213 3383 LOT OF MARINE FOSSILS, 3 are bivalve molluscs, one is a stubby odd shark tooth, one is a fish vertabra, sizes are 20-40mm, no data accompanies these, 5 pieces, F-VF $5.00

250206 3174 FOSSIL, dinosaur tooth, late Cretaceous, circa 90-65 million BC, spinosaur/tyranosaur spp., conical, average 30-40mm, from Taouz, Morocco chipped base and tip $5.00

250206 3175 FOSSIL, dinosaur tooth, late Cretaceous, circa 90-65 million BC, spinosaur/tyranosaur spp., conical, average 30-40mm, from Taouz, Morocco chipped base, bit of wear on the tip, $25.00

250206 3176 FOSSIL, dinosaur tooth, late Cretaceous, circa 90-65 million BC, spinosaur/tyranosaur spp., conical, average 30-40mm, from Taouz, Morocco chipped base, pretty nice surfaces and tip $40.00

322 9190 NATURAL CRYSTAL, Pakistan, topaz, pale London blue, square cut, 6mm, 0.38g (1.9 carats), $21.00

240602 5628 MINERAL, NEW MEXICO, mineral specimen, trinitite, fused sand from the first A-bomb explosion at the White Sands missile range, nicknamed "trinitite," "atomic glass," etc. approximately 15-20mm lumps, not radioactive, $10.00

240602 5629 MINERAL, USA, Oregon, obsidian, chunks, black volcanic glass, 30-40mm, $2.00

230906 1224 NATURAL CRYSTAL, Pakistan, sapphire, faceted oval, 9x7mm, ~2.5 carats, few internal flaws, decent color & clarity, $70.00

230608 3104 CUT STONE, Pakistan, aquamarine, faceted rectangle, 7x10mm, nice clarity, $45.00

220320 1840 SEASHELLS, I don't know where they're from. One is cowrie, like a tiger cowrie but the markings are fuzzier and lighter, 83x52mm, at least 50 years old, the other is a cockle like single bivalve shell in an envelope labeled "arca gambiensis," 34mm diameter, intact, $6.00