Mundrabilla meteorite. It was found in 1911 in Western Australia but not until April 1966 were found two very large iron masses of 12.4 tonnes and 5.44 tonnes in the Nullarbor Plain by geologists. The two masses were lying 180 meters apart. The meteorite is 65-75% iron-nickel, including 35% by volume of troilite (iron sulphide). Iron meteorites come from the core of dead asteroids. In them the heavy elements sunk to the center due to gravity. The asteroids were then destroyed by impacts with other bodies, releasing the iron core to space. Iron meteorites are alloys of iron and nickel mainly although they contain other trace elements. This Mundrabilla specimen is a complete piece, wonderfully shaped. Certificate of authenticity included. IMCA 5591. Shipping will be from Spain so no custom fees for EU countries. Packages are usually sent the morning after the auction. Shipping is combined in all my listings - if you win multiple items, only one shipping cost is paid. Do not miss this opportunity!