SIKHOTE-ALIN

On February 12, 1947, this huge iron meteorite exploded just north of Vladivostok, Siberia, resulting into a shower of thousands of fragments large and small, individuals and shrapnel, and hundreds of impact holes, all over the Sikhote-Alin Mountains. Many have been found since then, but part of that area has now been turned into a Wildlife Refuge for Siberian tigers.
Classified as a Coarsest Octahedrite.

AB2117, individual with flow lines, 19.08g, SOLD
AB2180, individual, oriented, regmaglypts, 170.3g, $900.00
AB1561, individual, as found condition, 312.58g, SOLD
AB2179, large individual, regmaglypts, 673.0g, SOLD