Discovered 1967. A highly polished slice of the Seymchan meteorite with transparent olivine inclusions. Cf. Graham, A.L., Bevan, A.W.R. & Hutchison, R. Catalogue of Meteorites, London, 1985, p.323; report of geologist F. A. Mednikov (Magadan, USSR) in a letter, VIII 15, 1967 and of V. 1. Zvetkov (Moscow, USSR) in a letter X 17, 1967; Meteoritical Bulletin No. 43, Moscow (1968) and database. 22.5 grams, 63mm (2 1/2"). Property of a lady living in Kent; acquired on the European meteorite market. Seymchan belongs to Main Group pallasites but is considered anomalous due to its high Iridium content. Before the discovery of its pallasitic structure it had been classified as IIE anomalous coarse octahedrite. Seymchan is considered a stable and rust-resistant pallasite. [No Reserve] Fine condition.