Meteorite giveaway - contest

[elgrifon]

Hello everyone,
I would like to invite everyone over to my forum for a contest that is giving away a very rare type of meteorite. here is the link. It is NWA753 a rumuruti R3.9

SkyRock Cafe - Contest #7 Rumuruti NWA753

Good luck to all.
Joe Kerchner
Skyrock cafe

[elgrifon]

By posting this here I am hoping to get a few new people started hunting and collecting meteorites, it is a really cool hobby.
Joe K

[John's Detectors]

Hi Joe, that's a great idea and I wish you the best with it. Is there anything I can do? Ok Joe happy hunting and God Bless.

John Tomlinson,CET P=VI
John's Detectors
Blackwell,Tx.
Best Little Detector Shop in Texas!

[elgrifon]

John,
The only thing you can do for me is go to my forum and make a guess.

Good Luck and Happy Hunting,
Joe Kerchner

[elgrifon]

I see that you have already done so.
Good Luck John. If you win would this be your first meteorite? If so you will probably the first person to ever start thier collection with an R type meteorite, they are very very rare. I wish you and everyone else GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!

Even if you do not want the meteorite, you could always hold a contest of your own using it as a prize again. Or you could start up a meteorite collection. Meteorite hunting is what brought me to this site. While out meteorite hunting you find a lot of unusual things with the Metal Detector. Remember NEVER throw out your hot rocks, if you have the means than take them home and cut them in half or a piece off of it, if you see metal flakes and or chondrules than you may have just found a meteorite worth more than your car. If anyone here ever thinks they may have found a meteorite you can contact me and I will try and helk you find out what it is and if you found a nice little treasure.

Happy Hunting,
Joe Kerchner

[cjoej]

Joe K.
Thanks for the opportunity to learn more about sky rocks, I just paid your site a visit and jumped the hurdles to add a guess.

SWC
Joe

btw, nice site you have there. I have added a link to it.

[elgrifon]

Thanks Joe,
I wish you and everyone good luck and hope you learn a lot at the SkyRock. You are definately welcome. I hope you enjoy the site and maybe you will pick up a new hobby -meteorites-
Happy Hunting,
Joe Kerchner

[John's Detectors]

Hi Joe, yes I have one meteorite from Meteor Crater in Arizona that I purchased from Arizona Skies. When I was living in Arizona years ago there is no telling how many meteorites I might have stepped over when I was out drywashing for gold and hiking. Ok Joe thanks for the contest and CU later.

John Tomlinson,CET P=VI
John's Detectors
Blackwell,Tx.
Best Little Detector Shop in Texas!

[indian40]

Hello Joe, I will guess 37 thanks! (indian40)

[elgrifon]

Indian40,
I am sorry, but you have to go over to the forum and make a guess there, sorry about that, but I wish you good luck if you decide to go over and enter.
Best Wishes,
Joe Kerchner