Specimen Record TC-00050

Specimen Record
TC-00050

Mount Dooling · Iron, IC · 105.76 g

This page is the permanent record for the specimen bearing serial TC-00050. It is issued by Treasure Coast Meteorite Co. as a reference for present and future owners. The photographs below show this specific specimen and are the primary means of verifying it.

Identification

Serial
TC-00050
Meteorite
Mount Dooling
Classification
Iron, IC
Weight
105.76 g
Form
Slice, polished one face, etched both faces, reverse wire sawn
Find location
Western Australia, Australia (find, 1909)

Classification record

Published in
Never published in the Meteoritical Bulletin; classification history: NHM Catalogue, 5th Edition (2000): IC; MetBase, v. 7.1 (2006): IC
Total known weight
734 kg
Approved count
As of October 2026, the Meteoritical Bulletin lists this as 1 of 13 approved meteorites classified as Iron, IC.

Provenance

Mount Dooling is an official meteorite name in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database, classified Iron, IC, recorded as a find in 1909 in Australia with a total mass of 734 kg. The entry lists Gosnells and Lake Giles as synonyms. Treasure Coast Meteorite Co. is not a recorded holder in the Bulletin entry.

Photographic record

Mount Dooling iron meteorite, IC, 105.76 g slice, polished and etched face on a stand with a scale cube
Polished and etched face, with the dark inclusion near the center.
Mount Dooling iron meteorite, IC, 105.76 g slice, reverse wire sawn and etched face on a stand with a scale cube
Reverse face, wire sawn and etched, with the small exit of the inclusion.
Mount Dooling iron meteorite, IC, 105.76 g slice, close-up of Neumann bands
Close-up of crossing Neumann bands in a dark grain on the polished face.
Mount Dooling iron meteorite, IC, 105.76 g slice, close-up of the dark inclusion
Close-up of the dark inclusion on the polished face (unanalyzed).
On verification. The serial number on the accompanying certificate card is an index to this record. The photographs above and the stated weight are what identify this specimen. Meteorite surfaces, clast patterns and cut faces are individual to each stone, so a specimen can be compared directly against these images and weighed against the figure recorded here to two decimal places.
Record issued by Treasure Coast Meteorite Co., IMCA Member #3323, Hobe Sound, Florida.
Issued 18 October 2026. Classification data reproduced from the Meteoritical Bulletin entry cited above.
Questions regarding this record may be directed to brian@tcmeteorites.com.