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[ON REQUEST] 100 kg Agpalilik Cube: A museum masterpiece for corporate spaces
[ON REQUEST] 100 kg Agpalilik Cube: A museum masterpiece for corporate spaces
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CAPE YORK

AGPALILiK

Masterpiece Listing: The 100 kg Agpalilik Museum Cube (Cape York Meteorite)
Headline:
A Cosmic Monolith of Royal Provenance: The 100 kg Geometric Agpalilik Meteorite Cube
Introduction:
Discover a museum-grade treasure from the depths of outer space. This extraordinary 100-kilogram iron meteorite is a rare section of the famous Agpalilik mass, part of the legendary Cape York meteorite shower that fell to Earth thousands of years ago in northwestern Greenland. Scientifically classified as a IIIAB medium octahedrite, this specific piece has been precisely cut into a flawless geometric cube, seamlessly bridging the raw, primeval power of the cosmos with the minimalist aesthetic of high-end modern art.
The Historical Milestone (September 2026):
The timing for acquiring this masterpiece is unprecedented. In September 2026, the governments of Denmark and Greenland officially finalized a historic agreement to return the massive 20-ton Agpalilik main mass from Copenhagen back to Greenland. As the primary cosmic matrix returns permanently to its homeland and is securely integrated into state heritage, the availability of Agpalilik material on the international private market is now permanently capped. This monumental cultural repatriation significantly elevates the rarity, historical prestige, and long-term value of this privately held 100 kg cube.
Discovery & Legal Provenance:
The Agpalilik mass was discovered in 1963 by the renowned Danish scientist Vagn Buchwald near Melville Bay, Greenland. After its recovery, the main mass was transferred to the Geological Museum in Copenhagen for scientific preparation and cutting.
This magnificent 100 kg cube boasts a flawless and fully documented provenance. It was legally acquired directly from the Geological Museum of Copenhagen through an official, historical exchange agreement (Tauschpapier). All official museum exchange documentation is fully intact and will be transferred to the new owner, providing absolute legal certainty, clear title, and impeccable institutional heritage.
Visual & Material Features:
  • Weight: 100 Kilograms (One of the largest, if not the largest, finely prepared pieces of Agpalilik in private hands globally).
  • Form: An exact, sharp-edged museum-cut cube, offering six perfectly flat faces that act as windows into the birth of our solar system.
  • Internal Structure: When etched, the surfaces display a mesmerizing, brilliant Widmanstätten pattern intersected by large, dark-grey, organically shaped troilite nodules (iron sulfide inclusions). These unique sulfide formations are a world-famous signature characteristic of the Agpalilik mass.
Price on Request (Private Placement)
Serious inquiries only. Full institutional documentation and high-resolution video dossiers are available to qualified collectors upon request.

 

Famous Cape York Agpalilik Iron Meteorite of about 100 KG - which makes it the Largest Piece of Cape York in Private Collections outside any relevant Museum.

The Piece is already cut in a rectangular shape which makes it extremely easy to calculate and cut additional larger and smaller slaps and slices.