Martian Meteorite In Collectors Coin

Own a genuine piece of Mars with this striking Martian Meteorite collector’s coin.

This piece serves as a physical bridge between Earth and our celestial neighbour. This coin features an authentic fragment of Mars—rock that was once part of the Martian crust, ejected into space by a cataclysmic asteroid impact millions of years ago.

A Rare Cosmic Messenger (NWA 13190)

The meteorite featured in this collection is sourced from the Northwest Africa (NWA) 13190 find. Classified as a Shergottite, this rare type of volcanic rock is among the most coveted materials on Earth. Because Martian meteorites account for less than 0.1% of all meteorites ever discovered, owning even a small fragment is a privilege usually reserved for elite museums and research institutions. This specimen has been meticulously analysed to confirm its origin, identified by a unique chemical signature and trapped gas isotopes that perfectly match the Martian atmosphere recorded by NASA's Viking landers.

This collector's item is certified, and elegantly set within a custom collector's coin, protecting the delicate rock specimen. 

• Genuine Martian meteorite (Shergottite) inset in coin
• Locality: Algeria – found 2019
• Certified by Tom Kapitany and comes with an individual, numbered certificate of authenticity
• Supplied in an attractive display case, ready for display or gifting

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This is a rare opportunity to add an authenticated Martian meteorite to your collection in a beautifully presented format.

Package includes: meteorite specimen, certificate of authenticity, collectors display case

Please note, the price is per coin. Meteorite specimen may vary slightly from the images displayed. Each coin will have a unique number on the back.

To learn more about meteorites, read our in-depth blog here.