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		Anyone here an expert or have one or more?  I like ‘em and would love to give one as a gift to my son but am a complete noob. 
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 I used to occasionally look at a program about meteorite hunters.  They were worth some bucks. 
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 Depending on your location try a Gem and Mineral Show or you can swing by Quartzite Arizona during the winter months. 
	Like Marv said, I know they can cost a few bucks.  | 
		
 There are lots of them on ebay... not pricey, either. 
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 I've always wanted one myself, but I don't want to just buy one.  I'd rather find one.  Unfortunately, it's not really that simple. 
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 Finding one is not likely unless you spend a lot of time searching. I bought one from a guy that came and talked to our Astronomy club at the local planetarium. He discussed how to know the difference from a rock and a meteorite. It is cool to own a hunk of metallic material that is billions of years old from and not from Earth. It is truly extraterrestrial. Mine is pretty small, a little smaller than a golf ball. Big ones are expensive.  
	Adam Savage had a recent build on his show "Savage Builds" where he forged a sword from a meteorite. It was an interesting episode.  | 
		
 I remember seeing a doc years ago...big $ in 'em... 
	For the top few....serious $. I gots rocks fer sell too ;)  | 
		
 technically, it's not THAT hard to find one, but then most folks aren't interested in micro-meteorites. 
	https://www.iflscience.com/space/how-hunt-micrometeorites/  | 
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