Dokuzagaç 					Location 38°18'37.97"N, 43°03'09.47"E
Turkey  
Find: 2015
Iron IIIAB, coarse octahedrite
History: The meteorite was found in 2015 by Mr. Osman Hezer near Lake Van in Turkey. 
A few years later, Mr. Adem Aktas recognized the rock as iron meteorite. A small piece was sent to Dr. Mehmet Yesiltas,
who conducted more detailed experiments with Dr. Namik Aysal for the classification of the meteorite.
Physical characteristics: The meteorite weights approximately 81.4 kg. 
It has a roughly rectangular shape and the top surface is covered with a layer of oxide. Minor rusting is also visible.
Petrography: Polished and etched surface reveals Widmanstatten patterns consistent with a coarse octahedrite (1.75 ± 0.2 mm).
Geochemistry: Bulk composition via LA-ICP-MS: Ni = 57.30 mg/g, Co = 3.35 mg/g, Ga = 22.23 µg/g, Ge = 37.89 µg/g, 
Au = 0.46 µg/g, Cu = 169.88 µg/g, W = 1.12 µg/g, Re = 1.40 µg/g.
This is the second found piece and largest and single available Dokuzagaç
39.2 kilograms (86.5 lb)
Excellent Widmanstatten pattern (if cut)
$ 48000 only!
THIS PIECE WILL BE AVAILABLE IN JANUARY 2027