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Antofagasta/Chile, fallen 1875, total weight approx. 30…

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Meteorite Tocopilla Antofagasta/Chile, fallen 1875, total weight approx. 300 kg, polished and etched disc on all sides, Widmanstätten structures clearly visible, l 2.8 cm, weight approx. 5 g.

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Meteorite Tocopilla Antofagasta/Chile, fallen 1875, total weight approx. 300 kg, polished and etched disc on all sides, Widmanstätten structures clearly visible, l 2.8 cm, weight approx. 5 g.

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