I am offering a solid and aesthetically pleasing specimen of the Campo del Cielo iron meteorite. This meteorite fell more than 4,000 years ago in what is now Chaco Province, Argentina. ​This piece is a classic siderite (iron meteorite) classified as an IAB-MG coarse octahedrite. It features a high-density metallic structure, typical regmaglypts (thumbprint-like indentations) caused by the intense heat during its atmospheric entry, and a naturally aged patina. It is highly magnetic and represents a genuine piece of cosmic iron from the asteroid belt. ​The specimen is in excellent stable condition, perfect for any serious mineral or meteorite collection. ​Specifications: ​Type: Iron Meteorite (Siderite) ​Classification: IAB-MG Octahedrite ​Locality: Campo del Cielo, Gran Chaco, Argentina ​Dimensions: Approximately 48 x 25 x 12 mm ​Weight: [Please insert exact weight in grams here] ​Composition: Approx. 92.6% Iron, 6.7% Nickel