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Brenham Pallasite Meteorite Silver 5 Dollar Coin COA Elizabeth Cook Islands
Brenham Pallasite Meteorite Silver 5 Dollar Coin COA Elizabeth Cook IslandsWill receive exact item in picture. Any questions please inquire! All reasonable offers considered! The item “Brenham Pallasite Meteorite Silver 5 Dollar Coin COA Elizabeth Cook Islands” is in sale since Saturday, August 12, 2017. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Coins\ US\Collections, Lots”. The seller is “prodigalanesthesiologistmdphd1986″ and is located in Westminster, Maryland. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, Sweden, Indonesia, Thailand, Belgium,
Brenham Pallasite Meteorite Silver 5 Dollar Coin COA Elizabeth Cook Islands
Brenham Pallasite Meteorite Silver 5 Dollar Coin COA Elizabeth Cook IslandsWill receive exact item in picture. Any questions please inquire! All reasonable offers considered! The item “Brenham Pallasite Meteorite Silver 5 Dollar Coin COA Elizabeth Cook Islands” is in sale since Friday, July 28, 2017. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Coins\ US\Collections, Lots”. The seller is “prodigalanesthesiologistmdphd1986″ and is located in Westminster, Maryland. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, Sweden, Indonesia, Thailand, Belgium,
Cook Islands 2007 5$ Brenham meteorite Silver coin Uncirculated
Cook Islands 2007 5$ Brenham meteorite Silver coin UncirculatedIf you are collector or investor. You will find everything you need IN OUR STORE. Best coins at best price only for you! A pallasite is a stony-iron meteorite type. It was named after the German academic Peter Simon Pallas who first described this rare group of meteorites in the years 17721777. They are considered to be very beautiful and consist of about 50 percent iron-nickel and another 50 percent olivine. A small component of this famous Brenham Meteorite, which originated billions of years ago, has been set in this coin. To
BRENHAM PALLASITE Meteorite Palladium Silver Coin 5$ Cook Islands 2007
BRENHAM PALLASITE Meteorite Palladium Silver Coin 5$ Cook Islands 2007These attractive coins from Cook Islands commemorates the very rare meteorite, a Pallasite, whose fall was recorded in the year 1886. This Proof coin was issue in legal tender in 2007, it is partially Palladium plated and features a real small component of this famous Brenham Meteorite inlaid in the coin. In February 1886 Mrs. Eliza Kimberly found a strange black chunk of stone in the Brenham Fields in Kiowa, Kansas. She identified it as a meteorite straight away but could only let it be specified more precisely by a scientist
BRENHAM PALLASITE Meteorite Palladium Silver Coin 5$ Cook Islands 2007
BRENHAM PALLASITE Meteorite Palladium Silver Coin 5$ Cook Islands 2007These attractive coins from Cook Islands commemorates the very rare meteorite, a Pallasite, whose fall was recorded in the year 1886. This Proof coin was issue in legal tender in 2007, it is partially Palladium plated and features a real small component of this famous Brenham Meteorite inlaid in the coin. In February 1886 Mrs. Eliza Kimberly found a strange black chunk of stone in the Brenham Fields in Kiowa, Kansas. She identified it as a meteorite straight away but could only let it be specified more precisely by a scientist
BRENHAM PALLASITE Meteorite Palladium Silver Coin 5$ Cook Islands 2007
BRENHAM PALLASITE Meteorite Palladium Silver Coin 5$ Cook Islands 2007These attractive coins from Cook Islands commemorates the very rare meteorite, a Pallasite, whose fall was recorded in the year 1886. This Proof coin was issue in legal tender in 2007, it is partially Palladium plated and features a real small component of this famous Brenham Meteorite inlaid in the coin. In February 1886 Mrs. Eliza Kimberly found a strange black chunk of stone in the Brenham Fields in Kiowa, Kansas. She identified it as a meteorite straight away but could only let it be specified more precisely by a scientist
Cook Islands 2007 $5 Brenham Pallasite Meteorite 25 g Silver Proof Coin
Cook Islands 2007 $5 Brenham Pallasite Meteorite 25 g Silver Proof CoinIn February 1886 Mrs. Eliza Kimberly found a strange black chunk of stone in the Brenham Fields in Kiowa, Kansas. She identified it as a meteorite straight away but could only let it be specified more precisely by a scientist several years later. It was a very rare meteorite a pallasite. A pallasite is a stony-iron meteorite type. It was named after the German academic Peter Simon Pallas who first described this rare group of meteorites in the years 17721777. They are considered to be very beautiful and consist
Cook Islands 2007 5$ BRENHAM PALLASITE Proof Silver Coin Real Meteorite Insert
Cook Islands 2007 5$ BRENHAM PALLASITE Proof Silver Coin Real Meteorite InsertEXTREMELY LOW mintage limit only 2,500!! Coin with REAL Meteorite piece inserted. In February 1886 Mrs. Eliza Kimberly found a strange black chunk of stone in the Brenham Fields in Kiowa, Kansas. She identified it as a meteorite straight away but could only let it be specified more precisely by a scientist several years later. It was a very rare meteorite a pallasite. A pallasite is a stony-iron meteorite type. It was named after the German academic Peter Simon Pallas who first described this rare group of meteorites in
Cook Islands 2007 $5 Brenham Pallasite Meteorite 25 g Silver Proof Coin
Cook Islands 2007 $5 Brenham Pallasite Meteorite 25 g Silver Proof CoinIn February 1886 Mrs. Eliza Kimberly found a strange black chunk of stone in the Brenham Fields in Kiowa, Kansas. She identified it as a meteorite straight away but could only let it be specified more precisely by a scientist several years later. It was a very rare meteorite a pallasite. A pallasite is a stony-iron meteorite type. It was named after the German academic Peter Simon Pallas who first described this rare group of meteorites in the years 17721777. They are considered to be very beautiful and consist
