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La poursuite de la navigation sur le site internet www.meteor-center.com (ci-après désigné « le Site ») vaut acceptation sans réserve des dispositions et Conditions d’Utilisation qui suivent et de la politique de confidentialité (article 8).La version actuellement ## Products - [Kaalijarv (IAB) - 14.25g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/kaalijarv-iab-14-25g/) - Chondrites - [Draveil - fragment nr 68 with tile](https://meteor-center.com/produit/draveil-fragment-nr-68-with-tile/) - Chondrites - [Tatahouine (diogenite) - 3.32g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tatahouine-diogenite-3-32g-specimen/) - 3.32 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity The meteorite of Tatahouine fell june 27, 1931, 4 kilometers northeast of the city then called Foum Tatahouine. French soldiers from an Infantry Battalion of Africa quickly recovered more than 10 kilograms of fragments that were sent to the National History Museum of Paris. - [Murchison (CM2) - 1.74g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/murchison-1-74g/) - Chondrites - [Erg Chech 002 (ungrouped) - 2.68g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/erc-chech-002-2-68g/) - 2.68 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity In a study published on march 16, 2021, scientists indicate that Erg Chech 002 is “the oldest known lava that crystallized ca. 4,565 Ma ago and formed by partial melting of a chondritic parent body.” You can read the study here : https://www.pnas.org/content/118/11/e2026129118 Dhofar 2101 (Dho 2101) 19°03’35.5″N, 54°27’19.5″E - [Erg Chech 002 (ungrouped) - 3.40g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/erg-chech-002-ungrouped-3-40g/) - 3.40 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity In a study published on march 16, 2021, scientists indicate that Erg Chech 002 is “the oldest known lava that crystallized ca. 4,565 Ma ago and formed by partial melting of a chondritic parent body.” You can read the study here : https://www.pnas.org/content/118/11/e2026129118 Dhofar 2101 (Dho 2101) 19°03’35.5″N, 54°27’19.5″E - [Erg Chech 002 (ungrouped) - 3.41g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/erg-chech-002-ungrouped-3-41g/) - 3.41 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity In a study published on march 16, 2021, scientists indicate that Erg Chech 002 is “the oldest known lava that crystallized ca. 4,565 Ma ago and formed by partial melting of a chondritic parent body.” You can read the study here : https://www.pnas.org/content/118/11/e2026129118 Dhofar 2101 (Dho - [Park Forest (L5) - 0.088g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/park-forest-0-088g/) - Chondrites - [Park Forest (L5) - 0.176g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/park-forest-0-176g/) - Chondrites - [Axtell (CV3) - 0.030g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/axtell-0-030g/) - Chondrites - [Page City - 1.01g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/page-city-1-01g/) - Chondrites - [Le Teilleul (howardite) - fragment nr 39](https://meteor-center.com/produit/le-teilleul-fragment-39/) - Fragment nr 39 Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Howardite Country: France, Manche Date of fall: July 14, 1845 Total mass: 780g “On July 14, 1845, around 3 o’clock in the evening, following a detonation similar to a clap of thunder, a stone was collected in the hamlet of Vivionnière, commune of Teilleul (Manche), - [Le Teilleul (howardite) - fragment nr 40](https://meteor-center.com/produit/le-teilleul-howardite-fragment-nr-40/) - Fragment nr 40 Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Howardite Country: France, Manche Date of fall: July 14, 1845 Total mass: 780g “On July 14, 1845, around 3 o’clock in the evening, following a detonation similar to a clap of thunder, a stone was collected in the hamlet of Vivionnière, commune of Teilleul - [Oslo (H3-6) - fragment nr 2](https://meteor-center.com/produit/oslo-fragment-nr-2/) - Chondrites - [Oslo (H3-6) - fragment nr 3](https://meteor-center.com/produit/oslo-h3-6-fragment-nr-3/) - Chondrites - [Oslo (H3-6) - fragment nr 7](https://meteor-center.com/produit/oslo-h3-6-fragment-nr-7/) - Chondrites - [Ornans (CO 3.4) - 0.130g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ornans-0-130g/) - Chondrites - [Ornans (CO 3.4) - 0.433g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ornans-0-433g/) - Chondrites - [Ornans (CO 3.4) - 0.200g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ornans-0-200g/) - Chondrites - [Draveil - fragment nr 54 with tile](https://meteor-center.com/produit/draveil-nr54/) - Chondrites - [Sikhote-Alin (IIAB) - 5.9g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sikhote-alin-5-9g/) - Chondrites - [Sikhote-Alin (IIAB) - 10.34g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sikhote-alin-10-34g/) - Chondrites - [Tagish Lake (C2 ungrouped) + Tarda (C2 ungrouped)](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tagish-lake-tarda/) - Chondrites - [Tagish Lake (C2 ungrouped) - fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tagish-lake-fragment/) - Chondrites - [Tarda (C2 ungrouped) - 0.5g of fragments](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tarda-0-5g/) - Chondrites - [Tisserlitine 001 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.400g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tisserlitine-001-0-400g/) - 0.400 g slice Sold in box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Tisserlitine 001 21.325°N, 0.729°E Gao, Mali Find: 2019 Dec Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia)History: Beginning in December 2019 many similar dark stones were found together in the Kidal region of Mali, close to the border with Algeria. One very large stone (40026 g), another - [Tisserlitine 001 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.553g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tisserlitine-001-0-553g/) - 0.553 g slice Sold in box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Tisserlitine 001 21.325°N, 0.729°E Gao, Mali Find: 2019 Dec Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia)History: Beginning in December 2019 many similar dark stones were found together in the Kidal region of Mali, close to the border with Algeria. One very large stone (40026 g), another - [Tisserlitine 001 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.87g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tisserlitine-001-0-87g/) - 0.87 g fragment Sold in box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Tisserlitine 001 21.325°N, 0.729°E Gao, Mali Find: 2019 Dec Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia)History: Beginning in December 2019 many similar dark stones were found together in the Kidal region of Mali, close to the border with Algeria. One very large stone (40026 g), another - [Tisserlitine 001 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.218g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tisserlitine-001-0-218g/) - 0.218 g slice Sold in box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Tisserlitine 001 21.325°N, 0.729°E Gao, Mali Find: 2019 Dec Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia)History: Beginning in December 2019 many similar dark stones were found together in the Kidal region of Mali, close to the border with Algeria. One very large stone (40026 g), another - [NWA 13190 (shergottite) - 0.142g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13190-0-142g/) - 0.142 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 13190 (NWA 13190) Algeria Find: 2019 Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Purchased in 2019 by Miguel Angel Contreras Gomez from a meteorite dealer in Algeria. Physical characteristics: This sample has a weathered fusion crust exterior, however the interior remains - [NWA 12564 (shergottite) - 0.379g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-12564-0-379g/) - 0.379 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 12564 (NWA 12564) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2019 Feb Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Purportedly found in Mauritania and purchased in February 2019 by Jaouad Chaoui and Rachid Chaoui from a Mauritanian dealer. Petrography: (A. Irving and S. Kuehner, UWS) Diabasic - [NWA 12564 (shergottite) - 0.482g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-12564-0-482g/) - 0.482 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 12564 (NWA 12564) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2019 Feb Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Purportedly found in Mauritania and purchased in February 2019 by Jaouad Chaoui and Rachid Chaoui from a Mauritanian dealer. Petrography: (A. Irving and S. Kuehner, UWS) Diabasic - [Bechar 003 (lunar) - 2.618g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/bechar-003-lunar-2-618g/) - 2.618 g specimen. Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Bechar 003 30.887°N, 3.301°W Bechar, Algeria Find: 2022 Mar 24 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Many small, similar-appearing stones were found together in Algeria on March 24, 2022, by a team represented by David Lehman. Some of the material was also acquired - [L'Aigle (L6) - fragment nr 60](https://meteor-center.com/produit/laigle-nr-60/) - Chondrites - [L'Aigle (L6) - fragment nr 61](https://meteor-center.com/produit/laigle-nr61/) - Chondrites - [L'Aigle (L6) - fragment nr 62](https://meteor-center.com/produit/laigle-nr62/) - Chondrites - [Shergotty (shergottite) - 0.09g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/shergotty-0-09g/) - 0.09 g fragment Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Pieces for sale here come from a 0.5 g fragment I bought from Marc Jost Collection several years ago. The Shergotty achondrite fell on August 25, 1865 at 9:00 a.m. near a town called Shergahti in Bihar State, India after detonations - [Tunguska wood fragment (nr 38)](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tunguska-wood-fragment-nr-38/) - Tunguska wood fragment sold in a Riker box with label and certificate. Size of wood fragment : 4.3 x 1 cm Provenance : 1991 expedition (University of Bologna, Italy) On 30 June 1908 N.S. (cited as 17 June 1908 O.S. before the implementation of the Soviet calendar in 1918), at around 7:17 a.m. local - [Tunguska wood fragment (nr 34)](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tunguska-wood-fragment-nr-34/) - Tunguska wood fragment sold in a Riker box with label and certificate. Size of wood fragment : 2.3 x 1.8 cm Provenance : 1991 expedition (University of Bologna, Italy) On 30 June 1908 N.S. (cited as 17 June 1908 O.S. before the implementation of the Soviet calendar in 1918), at around 7:17 a.m. local - [Tunguska wood fragment (nr 39)](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tunguska-wood-fragment-nr-39/) - Tunguska wood fragment sold in a Riker box with label and certificate. Size of wood fragment : 4 x 0.7 cm Provenance : 1991 expedition (University of Bologna, Italy) On 30 June 1908 N.S. (cited as 17 June 1908 O.S. before the implementation of the Soviet calendar in 1918), at around 7:17 a.m. local - [Tunguska wood fragment (nr 35)](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tunguska-wood-fragment-nr-35/) - Tunguska wood fragment sold in a Riker box with label and certificate. Size of wood fragment : 1.6 x 1.3 cm Provenance : 1991 expedition (University of Bologna, Italy) On 30 June 1908 N.S. (cited as 17 June 1908 O.S. before the implementation of the Soviet calendar in 1918), at around 7:17 a.m. local - [Millbillillie - 51.7g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/millbillillie-51-7g/) - 51.7 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity 26°27’S, 120°22’E Fell in october 1960 at 1 pm Achondrite, monomict eucrite Total mass : 330 kg In October 1960 (the date is not mentioned), a very bright fireball was observed in the Australian sky by workers, F. Vicenti and F. Quadrio; a meteorite - [Ensisheim - 0.027g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ensisheim-0-027g/) - Chondrites - [Orgueil (CI1) - fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/orgueil-fragment/) - Chondrites - [NWA 869 (L3-6) - 9.98g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-869-9-98g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 869 (L3-6) - 12.82g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-869-12-82g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 869 (L3-6) - 13.65g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-869-13-65g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 6704 (ungrouped) - 0.397g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-6704-ungrouped-0-397g/) - 0.397 g specimen Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity NWA 6704 is a very peculiar meteorite that has been considered as a potentiel type specimen for a new type of achondrites called Tenereites. Northwest Africa 6704 (NWA 6704) Algeria Purchased: Jan-May 2011 Classification: Ungrouped achondrite History: A single, dense, yellowish-green stone - [JAH 846 (OC3) - 12.87g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jah-846-12-87g/) - Chondrites - [JAH 846 (OC3) - 35.16g endcut](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jah-846-35-16g/) - Chondrites - [Agen (H5) - 0.70g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/agen-0-70g/) - Chondrites - [Cape York (IIIAB) - 30.74g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/cape-york-iiiab-30-74g/) - 30.74g part slice Sold in box with label/signed certificate of authenticity DISCOVERY OF CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK) IRON METEORITE, NORTHWEST GREENLAND Name: CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK). The place of fall or discovery: Agpalilik Peninsula, 125, km Southeast of Thule and 15, km North of the Savigsivik settlement, Melville Bay, Northwest Greenland. Date of fall or discovery: FOUND, in the summer of - [Cape York (IIIAB) - 25.79g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/cape-york-iiiab-25-79g/) - 25.79g part slice Sold in box with label/signed certificate of authenticity DISCOVERY OF CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK) IRON METEORITE, NORTHWEST GREENLAND Name: CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK). The place of fall or discovery: Agpalilik Peninsula, 125, km Southeast of Thule and 15, km North of the Savigsivik settlement, Melville Bay, Northwest Greenland. Date of fall or discovery: FOUND, in the summer of - [Cape York (IIIAB) - 16.84g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/cape-york-iiiab-16-84g/) - 16.84g part slice Sold in box with label/signed certificate of authenticity DISCOVERY OF CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK) IRON METEORITE, NORTHWEST GREENLAND Name: CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK). The place of fall or discovery: Agpalilik Peninsula, 125, km Southeast of Thule and 15, km North of the Savigsivik settlement, Melville Bay, Northwest Greenland. Date of fall or discovery: FOUND, in the summer of - [Cape York (IIIAB) - 11.78g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/cape-york-iiiab-11-78g/) - 11.78g part slice Sold in box with label/signed certificate of authenticity DISCOVERY OF CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK) IRON METEORITE, NORTHWEST GREENLAND Name: CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK). The place of fall or discovery: Agpalilik Peninsula, 125, km Southeast of Thule and 15, km North of the Savigsivik settlement, Melville Bay, Northwest Greenland. Date of fall or discovery: FOUND, in the summer of - [Cape York (IIIAB) - 9.62g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/cape-york-iiiab-9-62g/) - 9.62g part slice Sold in box with label/signed certificate of authenticity DISCOVERY OF CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK) IRON METEORITE, NORTHWEST GREENLAND Name: CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK). The place of fall or discovery: Agpalilik Peninsula, 125, km Southeast of Thule and 15, km North of the Savigsivik settlement, Melville Bay, Northwest Greenland. Date of fall or discovery: FOUND, in the summer of - [Ensisheim - 0.67g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ensisheim-0-67g-part-slice/) - Chondrites - [Tsarev (L5) - 148.9g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tsarev-148-9g/) - Chondrites - [Tissint (shergottite) - 0.252g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tissint-0-252g/) - 0.252 g fragment Sold in box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Tissint 29°28.917’N, 7°36.674’W Tata, Morocco Fell: 18 July 2011 Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: (H. Chennaoui Aoudjehane, FSAC, and A. Aaronson) At about 2 am local time on July 18, 2011, a bright fireball was observed by several people in the region of the Oued - [Saricicek (howardite) - 0.453g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/saricicek-0-453g-slice/) - 0.453 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity One of the most beautiful meteorite. This meteorite may come from the Antonia crater on Vesta asteroid due to a recent study of the SETI.. On september 2, 2015, a meteorite fell in the east of Turkey, in the Kurdistan, near - [Saricicek (howardite) - 2.35g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/saricicek-2-35g/) - 2.35 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity One of the most beautiful meteorite. This meteorite may come from the Antonia crater on Vesta asteroid due to a recent study of the SETI.. On september 2, 2015, a meteorite fell in the east of Turkey, in the Kurdistan, near the village of - [Saricicek (howardite) - 2.931g endcut with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/saricicek-2-931g/) - 2.931 g endcut with crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity One of the most beautiful meteorite. This meteorite may come from the Antonia crater on Vesta asteroid due to a recent study of the SETI.. On september 2, 2015, a meteorite fell in the east of Turkey, in the - [Saricicek (howardite) - 3.15g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/saricicek-3-15g/) - 3.15 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity One of the most beautiful meteorite. This meteorite may come from the Antonia crater on Vesta asteroid due to a recent study of the SETI.. On september 2, 2015, a meteorite fell in the east of Turkey, in the Kurdistan, near the village of - [Rantila (aubrite) - 0.70g fragment with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/rantila-0-70g/) - 0.70 g fragment with a few crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Rantila 24°14’26’’N, 71°46’45″E Gujarat, India Confirmed fall: 2022 Aug 17 Classification: Enstatite achondrite (Aubrite) History: The meteorite fall was observed in two nearby villages, Rantila and Ravel, ~10.5 km apart. The meteorite fell at Rantila village in soft, clayey - [Rantila (aubrite) - 1.19g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/rantila-aubrite-1-19g/) - 1.19 g fragment Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Rantila 24°14’26’’N, 71°46’45″E Gujarat, India Confirmed fall: 2022 Aug 17 Classification: Enstatite achondrite (Aubrite) History: The meteorite fall was observed in two nearby villages, Rantila and Ravel, ~10.5 km apart. The meteorite fell at Rantila village in soft, clayey agricultural land. While falling, the meteorite hit - [Rantila (aubrite) - 1.25g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/rantila-aubrite-1-25g/) - 1.25 g fragment Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Rantila 24°14’26’’N, 71°46’45″E Gujarat, India Confirmed fall: 2022 Aug 17 Classification: Enstatite achondrite (Aubrite) History: The meteorite fall was observed in two nearby villages, Rantila and Ravel, ~10.5 km apart. The meteorite fell at Rantila village in soft, clayey agricultural land. While falling, the meteorite hit - [Rantila (aubrite) - 2.07g fragment with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/rantila-2-07g/) - 2.07 g fragment with crust Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Rantila 24°14’26’’N, 71°46’45″E Gujarat, India Confirmed fall: 2022 Aug 17 Classification: Enstatite achondrite (Aubrite) History: The meteorite fall was observed in two nearby villages, Rantila and Ravel, ~10.5 km apart. The meteorite fell at Rantila village in soft, clayey agricultural land. While falling, the - [Lancé (CO 3.5) - 1.22g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/lance-1-22g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 7397 (shergottite) - 0.60g fragment crusted](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-7397-0-65g/) - 0.65 g fragment with crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 7397 (NWA 7397) Northwest Africa Purchased: 2012 Jun Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Found near Smara, Morocco and purchased by Darryl Pitt and David Gheesling from a dealer in Zagora, Morocco in 2012 June. Physical characteristics: A - [NWA 7397 (shergottite) - 1.19g fragment crusted](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-7397-1-19g/) - 1.19 g fragment with crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 7397 (NWA 7397) Northwest Africa Purchased: 2012 Jun Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Found near Smara, Morocco and purchased by Darryl Pitt and David Gheesling from a dealer in Zagora, Morocco in 2012 June. Physical characteristics: A - [NWA 869 (L3-6) - 19.35g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-869-19-35g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 6963 (shergottite) - 0.223g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-6963-0-223g/) - 0.223 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 6963 (NWA 6963) 28°00.148’N 11°07.895’W South, Morocco Found: 2011 Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: (H. Chennaoui Aoudjehane, FSAC) In September, 2011, a Moroccan meteorite hunter found the first pieces of NWA 6963 and sold it to AHabibi without - [NWA 6963 (shergottite) - 0.43g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-6963-0-43g/) - 0.43 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 6963 (NWA 6963) 28°00.148’N 11°07.895’W South, Morocco Found: 2011 Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: (H. Chennaoui Aoudjehane, FSAC) In September, 2011, a Moroccan meteorite hunter found the first pieces of NWA 6963 and sold it to AHabibi without giving - [NWA 6963 (shergottite) - 0.465g fragment with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-6963-0-465g/) - 0.465 g fragment with crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 6963 (NWA 6963) 28°00.148’N 11°07.895’W South, Morocco Found: 2011 Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: (H. Chennaoui Aoudjehane, FSAC) In September, 2011, a Moroccan meteorite hunter found the first pieces of NWA 6963 and sold it to AHabibi - [NWA 6963 (shergottite) - 0.696g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-6963-0-696g/) - 0.696 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 6963 (NWA 6963) 28°00.148’N 11°07.895’W South, Morocco Found: 2011 Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: (H. Chennaoui Aoudjehane, FSAC) In September, 2011, a Moroccan meteorite hunter found the first pieces of NWA 6963 and sold it to AHabibi without giving - [NWA 6963 (shergottite) - 1.18g fragment with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-6963-1-18g/) - 1.18 g fragment with crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 6963 (NWA 6963) 28°00.148’N 11°07.895’W South, Morocco Found: 2011 Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: (H. Chennaoui Aoudjehane, FSAC) In September, 2011, a Moroccan meteorite hunter found the first pieces of NWA 6963 and sold it to AHabibi - [NWA 6963 (shergottite) - 2.63g fragment with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-6963-2-63g/) - 2.63 g fragment with crust Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 6963 (NWA 6963) 28°00.148’N 11°07.895’W South, Morocco Found: 2011 Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: (H. Chennaoui Aoudjehane, FSAC) In September, 2011, a Moroccan meteorite hunter found the first pieces of NWA 6963 and sold it to AHabibi without giving the - [NWA 6704 (ungrouped) - 0.226g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-6704-ungrouped-0-226g/) - 0.226 g specimen Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity NWA 6704 is a very peculiar meteorite that has been considered as a potentiel type specimen for a new type of achondrites called Tenereites. Northwest Africa 6704 (NWA 6704) Algeria Purchased: Jan-May 2011 Classification: Ungrouped achondrite History: A single, dense, yellowish-green stone - [NWA 13930 (frag. breccia) - 12.4g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13930-12-4g/) - 12.4 g slice Sold in a Riker box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 13930 (NWA 13930) Algeria Find: 2020 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased online by Raymond Borges around October, 2020 from Mostafa Hnini. Physical characteristics: Single stone with no fusion crust and containing small weathering veins. Petrography: (D. Sheikh, FSU) - [NWA 13187 (shergottite) - 1.30g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13187-1-30g/) - 1.30 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 13187 (NWA 13187) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2019 Sep Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Purchased by Mark Lyon in September 2019 from a Moroccan dealer. Some of this material was subsequently sold to Mike Fleeman and Roberto Vargas. Petrography: (A. - [NWA 11331 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.754g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11331-0-754g/) - 0.754 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11331 (NWA 11331) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2017 Apr Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Material excavated from a site near Tindouf, Algeria was purchased by Pierre-Marie Pelé in April 2017 from a dealer in Rissani, Morocco. Physical characteristics: The stones - [NWA 11331 (feldsp. breccia) - 11.64g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11331-11-64g/) - 11.64 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11331 (NWA 11331) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2017 Apr Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Material excavated from a site near Tindouf, Algeria was purchased by Pierre-Marie Pelé in April 2017 from a dealer in Rissani, Morocco. Physical characteristics: The stones (total weight 318 - [NWA 11273 (feldsp. breccia) - 4.819g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11273-4-819g/) - 4.819 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11273 (NWA 11273) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2017 Apr Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Material excavated from a site near Tindouf, Algeria was purchased by a consortium of collectors (Rob Wesel, Eric Twelker and Jason Phillips) in April 2017 from Moroccan dealers. Petrography: (A. Irving - [Mount Tazerzait (L5) - 5.78g endcut](https://meteor-center.com/produit/mount-tazerzait-5-78g/) - Chondrites - [Lahmada 020 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.459g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/lahmada-020-0-459g/) - 0.459 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Lahmada 020 27.411°N, 9.845°W Saguia el Hamra, Western Sahara Find: 2018 Nov Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Found at a location north of Jdiriya, Morocco, near Oued Skikima, in November 2018. Material was obtained by Ahmad Bouragaa and Aziz Habibi, and some - [Lahmada 020 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.680g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/lahmada-020-feldsp-breccia-0-680g/) - 0.680 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Lahmada 020 27.411°N, 9.845°W Saguia el Hamra, Western Sahara Find: 2018 Nov Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Found at a location north of Jdiriya, Morocco, near Oued Skikima, in November 2018. Material was obtained by Ahmad Bouragaa and Aziz Habibi, and some - [Lahmada 046 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.85g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/lahmada-046-0-85g/) - 0.85 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Lahmada 046 27°24’N, 9°50’W Saguia el Hamra, Western Sahara Find: 2018 Oct 11 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased from Hamza Lharbi in Morocco in March 2018. Physical characteristics: Gray rock without fusion crust. Cut surface reveals black interior with mm-sized, whitish - [Lahmada 046 (feldsp. breccia) - 1.10g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/lahmada-046-feldsp-breccia-1-10g/) - 1.10 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Lahmada 046 27°24’N, 9°50’W Saguia el Hamra, Western Sahara Find: 2018 Oct 11 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased from Hamza Lharbi in Morocco in March 2018. Physical characteristics: Gray rock without fusion crust. Cut surface reveals black interior with mm-sized, whitish - [Lahmada 046 (feldsp. breccia) - 1.155g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/lahmada-046-feldsp-breccia-1-155g/) - 1.155g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Lahmada 046 27°24’N, 9°50’W Saguia el Hamra, Western Sahara Find: 2018 Oct 11 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased from Hamza Lharbi in Morocco in March 2018. Physical characteristics: Gray rock without fusion crust. Cut surface reveals black interior with mm-sized, whitish clasts. - [Lahmada 046 (feldsp. breccia) - 1.445g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/lahmada-046-feldsp-breccia-1-445g-slice/) - 1.445 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Lahmada 046 27°24’N, 9°50’W Saguia el Hamra, Western Sahara Find: 2018 Oct 11 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased from Hamza Lharbi in Morocco in March 2018. Physical characteristics: Gray rock without fusion crust. Cut surface reveals black interior with mm-sized, whitish - [Lahmada 046 (feldsp. breccia) - 1.62g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/lahmada-046-feldsp-breccia-1-62g/) - 1.62 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Lahmada 046 27°24’N, 9°50’W Saguia el Hamra, Western Sahara Find: 2018 Oct 11 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased from Hamza Lharbi in Morocco in March 2018. Physical characteristics: Gray rock without fusion crust. Cut surface reveals black interior with mm-sized, whitish - [Karoonda (CK4) - 0.142g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/karoonda-0-142g/) - Chondrites - [Jonzac (eucrite) - 0.375g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jonzac-eucrite-0-375g/) - 0.375 g partial slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Monomict eucrite Country: France, Charente-Maritime Date of fall: June 13, 1819 Total mass: ~5 kg L.-B. Fleuriau de Bellevue, “Mémoire sur les pierres météoriques et notamment sur celles tombées près de Jonzac, au mois de juin 1819», Journal de Physique, de chimie, 1821 - [Jonzac (eucrite) - 0.446g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jonzac-eucrite-0-446g/) - 0.446 g partial slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Monomict eucrite Country: France, Charente-Maritime Date of fall: June 13, 1819 Total mass: ~5 kg L.-B. Fleuriau de Bellevue, “Mémoire sur les pierres météoriques et notamment sur celles tombées près de Jonzac, au mois de juin 1819», Journal de Physique, de chimie, 1821 - [Jonzac (eucrite) - 0.824g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jonzac-eucrite-0-824g/) - 0.824 g partial slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Monomict eucrite Country: France, Charente-Maritime Date of fall: June 13, 1819 Total mass: ~5 kg L.-B. Fleuriau de Bellevue, “Mémoire sur les pierres météoriques et notamment sur celles tombées près de Jonzac, au mois de juin 1819», Journal de Physique, de chimie, 1821 - [Jonzac (eucrite) - 0.898g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jonzac-eucrite-0-898g/) - 0.898 g partial slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Monomict eucrite Country: France, Charente-Maritime Date of fall: June 13, 1819 Total mass: ~5 kg L.-B. Fleuriau de Bellevue, “Mémoire sur les pierres météoriques et notamment sur celles tombées près de Jonzac, au mois de juin 1819», Journal de Physique, de chimie, 1821 - [Jonzac (eucrite) - 0.965g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jonzac-eucrite-0-965g/) - 0.965 g partial slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Monomict eucrite Country: France, Charente-Maritime Date of fall: June 13, 1819 Total mass: ~5 kg L.-B. Fleuriau de Bellevue, “Mémoire sur les pierres météoriques et notamment sur celles tombées près de Jonzac, au mois de juin 1819», Journal de Physique, de chimie, 1821 - [Hoba (ataxite) - 2.82g shale fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/hoba-ataxite-2-82g-shale-fragment/) - 2.82g shale fragment Sold in a box with label/signed certificate of authenticity The Hoba (/ˈhoʊbə/ HOH-bə) meteorite is named after the farm Hoba West, where it lies, not far from Grootfontein, in the Otjozondjupa Region of Namibia. It has been uncovered, but because of its large mass, has never been moved from where it fell. - [Hoba (ataxite) - 5.50g shale fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/hoba-5-50g/) - 5.50g shale fragment Sold in a box with label/signed certificate of authenticity The Hoba (/ˈhoʊbə/ HOH-bə) meteorite is named after the farm Hoba West, where it lies, not far from Grootfontein, in the Otjozondjupa Region of Namibia. It has been uncovered, but because of its large mass, has never been moved from where it fell. - [Hammadah Al Hamra 346 - 133g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/hah-346-133g/) - Chondrites - [Hammadah Al Hamra 346 - 194g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/hammadah-al-hamra-346-194g/) - Chondrites - [Gao (H5) - 4.60g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/gao-h5-4-60g-specimen/) - Chondrites - [Gao (H5) - 5.08g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/gao-5-08g/) - Chondrites - [Drelow (L6) - 3.90g fragment with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/drelow-3-90g/) - Chondrites - [Drelow (L6) - 1.03g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/drelow-1-03g/) - Chondrites - [D'Orbigny (angrite) - 1.236g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dorbigny-angrite-1-236g/) - 1.236 g partial slice with vesicle ! Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity D’Orbigny Buenos Aires, Argentina Found 1979 July Angrite Total mass : 16.55 kg A 16.55 kg stone, mostly covered with dark gray fusion crust, was found in a corn field after a farmer hit it with a - [D'Orbigny (angrite) - 1.347g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dorbigny-angrite-1-347g/) - 1.347 g partial slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity D’Orbigny Buenos Aires, Argentina Found 1979 July Angrite Total mass : 16.55 kg A 16.55 kg stone, mostly covered with dark gray fusion crust, was found in a corn field after a farmer hit it with a plow. Classification and - [D'Orbigny (angrite) - 1.408g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dorbigny-angrite-1-408g/) - 1.408 g partial slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity D’Orbigny Buenos Aires, Argentina Found 1979 July Angrite Total mass : 16.55 kg A 16.55 kg stone, mostly covered with dark gray fusion crust, was found in a corn field after a farmer hit it with a plow. Classification and - [Chwichiya 003 (C3 ungrouped) - 0.142g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chwichiya-003-0-142g/) - Chondrites - [Chwichiya 003 (C3 ungrouped) - 0.858g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chwichiya-003-0-858g/) - Chondrites - [Chwichiya 003 (C3 ungrouped) - 2.88g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chwichiya-003-2-88g/) - Chondrites - [Chwichiya 003 (C3 ungrouped) - 3.08g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chwichiya-003-3-08g/) - Chondrites - [Chwichiya 003 (C3 ungrouped) - 1.34g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chwichiya-003-1-34g/) - Chondrites - [Camel Donga (eucrite) - 1.16g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/camel-donga-1-16g/) - 1.16 g slice with crust Sold in box with label / signed certificate of authenticity 30°19’S, 126°37’E Found in january 1984 Achondrite, monomict eucrite Total mass > 30 kg In january 1984, the Campbell family was driving in the Nullarbor Plain in two vehicles. While driving, Mrs. J. C. Campbell saw a shiny stone (weighing - [Camel Donga (eucrite) - 1.40g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/camel-donga-eucrite-1-40g/) - 1.40 g endcut with crust Sold in box with label / signed certificate of authenticity 30°19’S, 126°37’E Found in january 1984 Achondrite, monomict eucrite Total mass > 30 kg In january 1984, the Campbell family was driving in the Nullarbor Plain in two vehicles. While driving, Mrs. J. C. Campbell saw a shiny stone (weighing - [Camel Donga (eucrite) - 1.47g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/camel-donga-eucrite-1-47g/) - 1.47 g slice with crust Sold in box with label / signed certificate of authenticity 30°19’S, 126°37’E Found in january 1984 Achondrite, monomict eucrite Total mass > 30 kg In january 1984, the Campbell family was driving in the Nullarbor Plain in two vehicles. While driving, Mrs. J. C. Campbell saw a shiny stone (weighing - [Camel Donga (eucrite) - 61g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/camel-donga-eucrite-61g/) - 61 g specimen crusted Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity 30°19’S, 126°37’E Found in january 1984 Achondrite, monomict eucrite Total mass > 30 kg In january 1984, the Campbell family was driving in the Nullarbor Plain in two vehicles. While driving, Mrs. J. C. Campbell saw a shiny stone (weighing 504 grams) on - [Camel Donga (eucrite) - 4.62g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/camel-donga-eucrite-4-62g/) - 4.62 g specimen crusted Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity 30°19’S, 126°37’E Found in january 1984 Achondrite, monomict eucrite Total mass > 30 kg In january 1984, the Campbell family was driving in the Nullarbor Plain in two vehicles. While driving, Mrs. J. C. Campbell saw a shiny stone (weighing 504 grams) on - [Camel Donga (eucrite) - 7.74g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/camel-donga-eucrite-7-74g/) - 7.74 g specimen crusted Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity 30°19’S, 126°37’E Found in january 1984 Achondrite, monomict eucrite Total mass > 30 kg In january 1984, the Campbell family was driving in the Nullarbor Plain in two vehicles. While driving, Mrs. J. C. Campbell saw a shiny stone (weighing 504 grams) on - [Bruderheim - 0.99g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/bruderheim-099g/) - Chondrites - [Bruderheim - 1.062g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/bruderheim1-062g/) - Chondrites - [Bruderheim - 1.11g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/bruderheim-1-11g/) - Chondrites - [Bruderheim - 3.66g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/bruderheim-3-66g/) - Chondrites - [Bechar 003 (lunar) - 2.608 g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/bechar-003-lunar-2-608-g/) - 2.608 g specimen. Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Bechar 003 30.887°N, 3.301°W Bechar, Algeria Find: 2022 Mar 24 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Many small, similar-appearing stones were found together in Algeria on March 24, 2022, by a team represented by David Lehman. Some of the material was also acquired by - [Bechar 006 (lunar) - 1.52g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/bechar-006-lunar-1-52g/) - 1.52 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Bechar 006 30.894°N, 3.395°W Bechar, Algeria Purchased: 2022 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Hundreds of stones were reportedly found in March 2022 and subsequent months by meteorite hunters within the Bechar region, Algeria. About 7 kg of this material were bough by Mohamed Ali - [Bechar 006 (lunar) - 4.56g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/bechar-006-lunar-4-56g/) - 4.56 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Bechar 006 30.894°N, 3.395°W Bechar, Algeria Purchased: 2022 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Hundreds of stones were reportedly found in March 2022 and subsequent months by meteorite hunters within the Bechar region, Algeria. About 7 kg of this material were bough by Mohamed Ali - [Bechar 006 (lunar) - 10.05g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/bechar-006-lunar-10-05g/) - 10.05 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Bechar 006 30.894°N, 3.395°W Bechar, Algeria Purchased: 2022 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Hundreds of stones were reportedly found in March 2022 and subsequent months by meteorite hunters within the Bechar region, Algeria. About 7 kg of this material were bough by Mohamed Ali - [ALH 76009 (L6) - 0.15g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/alh-76009-0-15g/) - Chondrites - [Shergotty (shergottite) - fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/shergotty-fragment/) - Fragment Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Your specimen will be randomly picked up and may not be visible on the photo on the left. Pieces for sale here come from a 0.5 g fragment I bought from Marc Jost Collection several years ago. The Shergotty achondrite fell on August - [Cape York stamp (used)](https://meteor-center.com/produit/cape-york-stamp-used/) - Cape York stamp used. This stamp was issued on January 2120, 1978 by Denmark to commemorate the Cape York meteorites. The stamp depicts some tools crafted by Eskimos from the Cape York masses. I will randomly pick up a stamp in this lot (see photo). - [Murchison (Australia) stamp (new)](https://meteor-center.com/produit/murchison-australia-stamp/) - Sheet of 10 stamps new. These stamps were released in 2019 for the 50th anniversary of the Murchison meteorite fall in Australia (1969). The stamp design, by Tim Hancock of Backpack Creative, shows the meteorite in flight, headed towards Murchison, Australia. I will randomly pick up a stamp in this lot (see photo). - [Murchison (Australia) sheet of 10 stamps](https://meteor-center.com/produit/murchison-stamp-sheet-10/) - Sheet of 10 stamps new. These stamps were released in 2019 for the 50th anniversary of the Murchison meteorite fall in Australia (1969). The stamp design, by Tim Hancock of Backpack Creative, shows the meteorite in flight, headed towards Murchison, Australia. I will randomly pick up a sheet of 10 stamps in this lot (see photo). - [Cape York stamp (new)](https://meteor-center.com/produit/cape-york-stamp-new/) - Cape York stamp new (not used). This stamp was issued on January 2120, 1978 by Denmark to commemorate the Cape York meteorites. The stamp depicts some tools crafted by Eskimos from the Cape York masses. I will randomly pick up a stamp in this lot (see photo). - [Tunguska stamp (used)](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tunguska-stamp-used/) - Tunguska stamp used. Printed in 1958 for the 50th anniversary of the Tunguska event. The stamp shows the meteor and the russian scientist and explorer Kulik. I will randomly pick up a stamp in this lot (see photo). - [Hoba envelope (1st day)](https://meteor-center.com/produit/hoba-envelope-1st-day/) - This envelope was released in 1988 when Namibia was still part of South Africa. It has 4 stamps depicting 4 great sights of South-West Africa, including the Hoba meteorite. I will randomly pick up an envelope. Please not the one you'll get may be different from the one on the photo. All envelopes are in - [Cape York (IIIAB) - 8.00g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/cape-york-iiiab-8-00g-part-slice/) - 8.00g part slice Sold in box with label/signed certificate of authenticity DISCOVERY OF CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK) IRON METEORITE, NORTHWEST GREENLAND Name: CAPE YORK (AGPALILIK). The place of fall or discovery: Agpalilik Peninsula, 125, km Southeast of Thule and 15, km North of the Savigsivik settlement, Melville Bay, Northwest Greenland. Date of fall or discovery: FOUND, in the summer of - [NWA 6933 (eucrite) - 32g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-6933-32g/) - 32 g slice Sold in a membrane box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 6933 (NWA 6933) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2010 Classification: HED achondrite (Eucrite) Petrography: (K. Metzler, IfP) Coarse-grained eucritic clasts with ophitic to subophitic textures and mineral fragments (pyroxene, plagioclase, silica polymorph) set in a dark gray matrix. The matrix represents a - [NWA 14593 (aubrite) - 15.68g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-14593-15-68g/) - 15.68 g fragment Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 14593 (NWA 14593) Purchased: 2021 Classification: Enstatite achondrite (Aubrite) History: Purportedly found in 2021 in an area called Bouagba, in the west of the city Oum el Assel. Petrography: (K. Metzler, IfP) Unbrecciated achondrite (orthopyroxenite), consisting of nearly iron-free pyroxene (enstatite) - [Saricicek (howardite) - 0.534g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/saricicek-0-534g/) - 0.534 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity One of the most beautiful meteorite. This meteorite may come from the Antonia crater on Vesta asteroid due to a recent study of the SETI.. On september 2, 2015, a meteorite fell in the east of Turkey, in the Kurdistan, near - [NWA 7397 (shergottite) - 0.60g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-7397-0-60g/) - 0.60 g fragment Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 7397 (NWA 7397) Northwest Africa Purchased: 2012 Jun Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Found near Smara, Morocco and purchased by Darryl Pitt and David Gheesling from a dealer in Zagora, Morocco in 2012 June. Physical characteristics: A 2130 g, - [NWA 11331 (feldsp. breccia) - 2.24g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11331-2-24g/) - 2.24 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11331 (NWA 11331) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2017 Apr Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Material excavated from a site near Tindouf, Algeria was purchased by Pierre-Marie Pelé in April 2017 from a dealer in Rissani, Morocco. Physical characteristics: The stones (total weight 318 - [NWA xxx (unclassified chondrite) - 710g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-xxx-710g/) - Chondrites - [Bjurböle (L/LL4) - 0.019g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/bjurbole-0-019g/) - Chondrites - [Cold Bokkeveld (CM2) - 0.019g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/cold-bokkeveld-0-019g/) - Chondrites - [NWA xxx (unclassified chondrite) - 274g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-xxx-274g/) - Chondrites - [Bechar 006 (lunar) - 9.89g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/bechar-006-lunar-9-89g/) - 9.89 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Bechar 006 30.894°N, 3.395°W Bechar, Algeria Purchased: 2022 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Hundreds of stones were reportedly found in March 2022 and subsequent months by meteorite hunters within the Bechar region, Algeria. About 7 kg of this material were bough by Mohamed Ali - [D'Orbigny (angrite) - fragment nr 20](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dorbigny-fragment-20/) - Fragment (nr 20) Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity D’Orbigny Buenos Aires, Argentina Found 1979 July Angrite Total mass : 16.55 kg A 16.55 kg stone, mostly covered with dark gray fusion crust, was found in a corn field after a farmer hit it with a plow. Classification and mineralogy - [D'Orbigny (angrite) - fragment nr 23](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dorbigny-angrite-fragment-nr-23/) - Fragment (nr 23) Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity D’Orbigny Buenos Aires, Argentina Found 1979 July Angrite Total mass : 16.55 kg A 16.55 kg stone, mostly covered with dark gray fusion crust, was found in a corn field after a farmer hit it with a plow. Classification and mineralogy - [Dhofar 007 (eucrite) - fragment nr 56](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dhofar-007-fragment-56/) - Fragment (nr 56) Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity This meteorite was found in 1999 by a russian team of meteorite hunters. Dhofar 007 is a cumulate eucrite, a rare type of eucrites, thought to have solidified in magma chambers within Vesta crust. Date:4 Dec 1999 Latitude:18°20.1’N Longitude:54°10.9’E Mass (g):21270 - [Dhofar 1768 (diogenite) - 15.74g endcut](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dhofar-1768-15-74g/) - 15.74 g endcut Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Dhofar 1768 (Dho 1768) 19.038°N, 54.906°E Zufar, Oman Found: 2011 Mar Classification: HED achondrite (Diogenite, polymict) History: Found by an anonymous prospector in March 2011. Petrography: (A. Irving and S. Kuehner, UWS) Angular mineral grains of orthopyroxene, olivine, calcic plagioclase, exsolved pigeonite, silica polymorph, ilmenite, chromite, troilite - [Dhofar 2101 (feldsp. breccia) - fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dhofar-2101-fragment/) - Fragment Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Dhofar 2101 (Dho 2101) 19°03’35.5″N, 54°27’19.5″E Zufar, Oman Find: 2016 Classification: Lunar meteorite History: The meteorite was found in 2016 during a field trip in the Oman desert. Physical characteristics: Flattened brownish stone without fusion crust. Petrography: The meteorite is a feldspathic breccia composed of mineral - [Dhofar 2101 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.042g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dhofar-2101-0-042g/) - 0.042 g fragment Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Dhofar 2101 (Dho 2101) 19°03’35.5″N, 54°27’19.5″E Zufar, Oman Find: 2016 Classification: Lunar meteorite History: The meteorite was found in 2016 during a field trip in the Oman desert. Physical characteristics: Flattened brownish stone without fusion crust. Petrography: The meteorite is a feldspathic breccia composed - [Hurghada 001 (ureilite) - 4.28 g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/hurghada-001-4-28g/) - 4.28 g slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Hurghada 001 27º18.288’N, 33º 35.177’E Al Bahr al Ahmar, Egypt Find: 17 Nov 2022 Classification: Ureilite History: A single 75.23 g stone was found by an anonymous individual 27.4km NE of Hurghada, Egypt, in 2022. Physical characteristics: Stone has an irregular shape and - [Jonzac (eucrite) - fragment nr 22](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jonzac-fragment-22/) - Fragment (nr 22) Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Monomict eucrite Country: France, Charente-Maritime Date of fall: June 13, 1819 Total mass: ~5 kg L.-B. Fleuriau de Bellevue, “Mémoire sur les pierres météoriques et notamment sur celles tombées près de Jonzac, au mois de juin 1819», Journal de Physique, de chimie, 1821 “Lu à - [Jonzac (eucrite) - fragment nr 23 crusted](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jonzac-eucrite-fragment-nr-23/) - Fragment (nr 23) with crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Monomict eucrite Country: France, Charente-Maritime Date of fall: June 13, 1819 Total mass: ~5 kg L.-B. Fleuriau de Bellevue, “Mémoire sur les pierres météoriques et notamment sur celles tombées près de Jonzac, au mois de juin 1819», Journal de Physique, de chimie, 1821 - [Lahmada 020 (feldsp. breccia) - 7.30g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/lahmada-020-feldsp-breccia7-30g/) - 7.30 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Lahmada 020 27.411°N, 9.845°W Saguia el Hamra, Western Sahara Find: 2018 Nov Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Found at a location north of Jdiriya, Morocco, near Oued Skikima, in November 2018. Material was obtained by Ahmad Bouragaa and Aziz Habibi, and some was purchased by - [Le Teilleul (howardite) - 0.076g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/le-teilleul-howardite-0-076g-part-slice/) - 0.076 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Howardite Country: France, Manche Date of fall: July 14, 1845 Total mass: 780g “On July 14, 1845, around 3 o’clock in the evening, following a detonation similar to a clap of thunder, a stone was collected in the hamlet of Vivionnière, commune of - [Le Teilleul (howardite) - 0.309g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/le-teilleul-howardite-0-309g-part-slice/) - 0.309 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Howardite Country: France, Manche Date of fall: July 14, 1845 Total mass: 780g “On July 14, 1845, around 3 o’clock in the evening, following a detonation similar to a clap of thunder, a stone was collected in the hamlet of Vivionnière, commune of - [Le Teilleul (howardite) - 0.317g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/le-teilleul-howardite-0-317g-part-slice/) - 0.317 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Howardite Country: France, Manche Date of fall: July 14, 1845 Total mass: 780g “On July 14, 1845, around 3 o’clock in the evening, following a detonation similar to a clap of thunder, a stone was collected in the hamlet of Vivionnière, commune of - [Le Teilleul (howardite) - 0.369g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/le-teilleul-howardite-0-369g-part-slice/) - 0.369 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Howardite Country: France, Manche Date of fall: July 14, 1845 Total mass: 780g “On July 14, 1845, around 3 o’clock in the evening, following a detonation similar to a clap of thunder, a stone was collected in the hamlet of Vivionnière, commune of - [Le Teilleul (howardite) - 0.508g part slice with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/le-teilleul-howardite-0-508g-part-slice/) - 0.508 g part slice with crust ! Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Type: Howardite Country: France, Manche Date of fall: July 14, 1845 Total mass: 780g “On July 14, 1845, around 3 o’clock in the evening, following a detonation similar to a clap of thunder, a stone was collected in the hamlet of - [Mount Egerton (aubrite) - fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/mount-egerton-fragment/) - Fragment Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Anomalous Aubrite. Mt Egerton is located approximately 200 kilometres north-west of Meekatharra, or 80 kilometres east south-east of Mt Augustus, on Woodlands Station, in remote hilly semi arid country. The initial 1.7 kg meteorite fragment was discovered by a local propector in 1941, - [NEA 078 (fragmental breccia) - 10.74g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nea-078-10-74g/) - 10.74 g slice Sold in a Riker box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northeast Africa 078 (NEA 078) Libya Purchased: 2024 Classification: Lunar meteorite (frag. breccia) History: Reportedly found in Libya near the Egypt border, and purchased by Mohamed Lamin Muftah in Libya in 2024. Petrography: (K. Metzler, IfP) Polymict achondritic breccia, consisting of lithic - [NWA 5313 (shergottite) - 0.012g](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-5313-0-012g/) - 0.012 g fragment Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity State/Prov/County: Algeria Date: Mar-2008 Mass (g): 5.3 Pieces: 1 Class: Shergottite Ferrosilite (mol%): 41.1 Wollastonite (mol%): 7.2 Classifier: A. Irving and S.Kuehner, UWS Type spec mass (g): 5.3 Type spec location: UWS Main mass: Harper Published in Meteoritical Bulletin nr 96. - [NWA 5885 (aubrite) - 2.174g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-5885-2-174g/) - 2.174 g fragment Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 5885 (NWA 5885) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2009 Classification: Enstatite achondrite (Aubrite) History: The meteorite was bought in 2009 from a local meteorite dealer in Erfoud, Morocco. Physical characteristics: A single, brownish individual without fusion crust was purchased. Petrography: The - [NWA 6704 (ungrouped) - 0.068g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-6704-0-068g/) - 0.068 g specimen Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity NWA 6704 is a very peculiar meteorite that has been considered as a potentiel type specimen for a new type of achondrites called Tenereites. Northwest Africa 6704 (NWA 6704) Algeria Purchased: Jan-May 2011 Classification: Ungrouped achondrite History: A single, dense, yellowish-green stone - [NWA 7397 (shergottite) - fragment nr 22](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-7397-fragment-22/) - Fragment (nr 22) Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 7397 (NWA 7397) Northwest Africa Purchased: 2012 Jun Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Found near Smara, Morocco and purchased by Darryl Pitt and David Gheesling from a dealer in Zagora, Morocco in 2012 June. Physical characteristics: A 2130 g, - [NWA 8036 (eucrite) - 19.45g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-8036-19-45g/) - Spécimen de 19,45 g Sold in a membrane box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 8036 (NWA 8036) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2013 Aug Classification: HED achondrite (Eucrite, polymict) History: Purchased by GHupé in August 2013 from a dealer in Erfoud, Morocco. Physical characteristics: A group of 21 similar stones (total weight 1612 - [NWA 10503 (ungrouped) - 7.85g endcut](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-10503-7-85g/) - 7.85 g endcut Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 10503 (NWA 10503) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2015 May Classification: Ungrouped achondrite History: Purchased by Fabien Kuntz in May 2015 from a dealer in Zagora, Morocco. Petrography: (A. Irving and S. Kuehner, UWS) Triple-grain-junction texture, grain size 0.1-0.7 mm. Very fresh assemblage of predominantly olivine - [NWA 11209 (eucrite) - fragment nr 20](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11209-fragment-20/) - Fragment (nr 20) Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11209 (NWA 11209) Mali Purchased: 2015 Classification: HED achondrite (Eucrite, unbrecciated) History: Purchased from El Moktar Ait Hiba at the 2015 Munich meteorite show. Physical characteristics: A stone with fresh fusion crust. Broken surface reveals homogeneous grey interior. Petrography: Igneous rock - [NWA 11209 (eucrite) - fragment nr 21](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11209-eucrite-fragment-nr-21/) - Fragment (nr 21) Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11209 (NWA 11209) Mali Purchased: 2015 Classification: HED achondrite (Eucrite, unbrecciated) History: Purchased from El Moktar Ait Hiba at the 2015 Munich meteorite show. Physical characteristics: A stone with fresh fusion crust. Broken surface reveals homogeneous grey interior. Petrography: Igneous rock - [NWA 11431 (shergottite) - 0.215g part slice with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11431-shergottite-0-215g-part-slice-with-crust/) - 0.215 g partial slice with crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11431 (NWA 11431) Mauritania Find: 2017 Jun Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Found in June 2017 in Mauritania in a region directly south of the NWA 6963 strewnfield (located near Fej Arrih to the north in - [NWA 11431 (shergottite) - 0.220g part slice with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11431-shergottite-0-220g/) - 0.220 g partial slice with crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11431 (NWA 11431) Mauritania Find: 2017 Jun Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Found in June 2017 in Mauritania in a region directly south of the NWA 6963 strewnfield (located near Fej Arrih to the north in - [NWA 11788 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.613g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11788-0-613g/) - 0.613 g specimen Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11788 (NWA 11788) Mali Purchased: 2017 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased in Mali by Dustin Dickens from anonymous meteorite hunter. Physical characteristics: Many dark visually identical appearing pieces, with masses ranging from ~2 kg to many sub-g fragments, - [NWA 11788 (feldsp. breccia) - 2.76g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11788-2-76g/) - 2.76 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11788 (NWA 11788) Mali Purchased: 2017 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased in Mali by Dustin Dickens from anonymous meteorite hunter. Physical characteristics: Many dark visually identical appearing pieces, with masses ranging from ~2 kg to many sub-g fragments, showing no fusion - [NWA 11788 (feldsp. breccia) - 3.52g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11788-3-52g/) - 3.52 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11788 (NWA 11788) Mali Purchased: 2017 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased in Mali by Dustin Dickens from anonymous meteorite hunter. Physical characteristics: Many dark visually identical appearing pieces, with masses ranging from ~2 kg to many sub-g fragments, showing no fusion - [NWA 11809 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.025g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11809-0-025g/) - 0.025 g specimen Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11809 (NWA 11809) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2017 Sep Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased by Fabien Kuntz in September 2017 from a dealer in Erfoud, Morocco. Petrography: (A. Irving and S. Kuehner, UWS) Breccia composed of angular mineral clasts of anorthite, olivine, - [NWA 11809 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.173g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11809-0-173g/) - 0.173 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 11809 (NWA 11809) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2017 Sep Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased by Fabien Kuntz in September 2017 from a dealer in Erfoud, Morocco. Petrography: (A. Irving and S. Kuehner, UWS) Breccia composed of angular mineral clasts of anorthite, - [NWA 12741 (diogenite) - 0.46g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-12741-0-46g/) - 0.46 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 12741 (NWA 12741) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2019 Classification: Diogenite-pmict History: The meteorite was purchased from a local meteorite dealer in Zagora, Morocco. Physical characteristics: Single stone with some fusion crust. Petrography: The meteorite is a polymict breccia predominantly composed - [NWA 12966 (feldsp. breccia) - 0.129g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-12966-0-129g/) - 0.129 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity A rarity with this lunar meteorite for a total gram of only 1.39 g ! Northwest Africa 12966 (NWA 12966) Morocco Purchased: 2019 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) Petrography: (J. Gattacceca, CEREGE) Sparse mineral clasts (anorthite, olivine, pyroxene) in a melt rock - [NWA 13190 (shergottite) - 0.138g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13190-0-138g/) - 0.138 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 13190 (NWA 13190) Algeria Find: 2019 Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Purchased in 2019 by Miguel Angel Contreras Gomez from a meteorite dealer in Algeria. Physical characteristics: This sample has a weathered fusion crust exterior, however the interior remains - [NWA 13190 (shergottite) - 0.165g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13190-0-165g/) - 0.165 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 13190 (NWA 13190) Algeria Find: 2019 Classification: Martian meteorite (Shergottite) History: Purchased in 2019 by Miguel Angel Contreras Gomez from a meteorite dealer in Algeria. Physical characteristics: This sample has a weathered fusion crust exterior, however the interior remains - [NWA 13930 (frag. breccia) - 5.9g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13930-5-9g/) - 5.9 g slice Sold in a Riker box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 13930 (NWA 13930) Algeria Find: 2020 Classification: Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia) History: Purchased online by Raymond Borges around October, 2020 from Mostafa Hnini. Physical characteristics: Single stone with no fusion crust and containing small weathering veins. Petrography: (D. Sheikh, FSU) - [NWA 15364 (nakhlite) - 0.402g fragment with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-15364-0-402g/) - 0.402 g fragment with crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 15364 (NWA 15364) Algeria Purchased: 2022 Feb Classification: Martian meteorite (Nakhlite) History: Purportedly found in Algeria and purchased by Mohammed Hmani in February 2022 from a Mauritanian dealer. Petrography: (A. Irving, UWS and P. Carpenter, WUSL) Igneous aggregate of compositionally-zoned, subhedral prismatic augite - [NWA 15364 (nakhlite) - 0.540g fragment with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-15364-0-540g/) - 0.540 g fragment with crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 15364 (NWA 15364) Algeria Purchased: 2022 Feb Classification: Martian meteorite (Nakhlite) History: Purportedly found in Algeria and purchased by Mohammed Hmani in February 2022 from a Mauritanian dealer. Petrography: (A. Irving, UWS and P. Carpenter, WUSL) Igneous aggregate of compositionally-zoned, subhedral prismatic augite - [NWA 16397 (acapulcoite) - 2.77g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-16397-2-77g/) - 2.77 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 16397 (NWA 16397) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2022 Oct Classification: Primitive achondrite (Acapulcoite) History: Reportedly this stone was found in Western Sahara Petrography: (K. Metzler, IfP) Recrystallized rock with abundant 120° triple junctions, consisting of olivine, low-Ca pyroxene, Ca-rich pyroxene, plagioclase, - [NWA 16397 (acapulcoite) - 2.91g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-16397-2-91g/) - 2.91 g part slice Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 16397 (NWA 16397) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2022 Oct Classification: Primitive achondrite (Acapulcoite) History: Reportedly this stone was found in Western Sahara Petrography: (K. Metzler, IfP) Recrystallized rock with abundant 120° triple junctions, consisting of olivine, low-Ca pyroxene, Ca-rich pyroxene, plagioclase, - [NWA xxx (feldsp. breccia) - 8.11g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-xxx-lunar-8-11g/) - 8.11 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity This lunar meteorite has not been classified but it is a lunar feldspathic breccia. This specimen has a nice double lithology. - [Ribbeck (aubrite) - fragments](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ribbeck-fragments/) - Group of tiny fragments in a collection box Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Ribbeck 52°37’15″N, 12°45’40″E Brandenburg, Germany Confirmed fall: 2024 Jan 21 Classification: Enstatite achondrite (Aubrite) History: (P. Jenniskens, SETI; L. Hecht, A. Greshake, MNB; J. Helbert, DLR): A small asteroid 2024 BX1 was discovered at 21:48 UTC on 20 January 2024, by - [Saricicek (howardite) - 0.082 g fragment with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/saricicek-0-082g/) - 0.082 g fragment with crust Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity One of the most beautiful meteorite. This meteorite may come from the Antonia crater on Vesta asteroid due to a recent study of the SETI... On september 2, 2015, a meteorite fell in the east of Turkey, in the - [Tatahouine (diogenite) - 3.89g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tatahouine-3-89g/) - 3.89 g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity The meteorite of Tatahouine fell june 27, 1931, 4 kilometers northeast of the city then called Foum Tatahouine. French soldiers from an Infantry Battalion of Africa quickly recovered more than 10 kilograms of fragments that were sent to the National History Museum of Paris. - [Tirhert (eucrite) - fragment nr 20](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tirhert-fragment-20/) - Fragment nr 20 Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Tirhert 28.935°N, 8.905°W Guelmim-Es-Semara, Morocco Fell: 2014 Jul 9 Classification: HED achondrite (Eucrite, unbrecciated) History: (H. Chennaoui Aoudjehane, A. Aaronson, M. Aoudjehane, A. Bouferra, A. Bouragaa) On Wednesday, 9 July 2014 around 9:30 pm, residents of Tirhert, Foum El Hisn, Douar Imougadir - [Tirhert (eucrite) - fragment nr 24](https://meteor-center.com/produit/tirhert-fragment-24/) - Fragment nr 24 Sold in a box with label / signed certificate of authenticity Tirhert 28.935°N, 8.905°W Guelmim-Es-Semara, Morocco Fell: 2014 Jul 9 Classification: HED achondrite (Eucrite, unbrecciated) History: (H. Chennaoui Aoudjehane, A. Aaronson, M. Aoudjehane, A. Bouferra, A. Bouragaa) On Wednesday, 9 July 2014 around 9:30 pm, residents of Tirhert, Foum El Hisn, Douar Imougadir - [Rubelios de la Cérida (non impactite) - 10.33g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/rubelios-10-33g/) - 10.33 g part slice Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity The c. 80 km x 40 km sized Rubielos de la Cérida structure is a claimed impact feature located in Aragon, northeast Spain, north of Teruel purported to have formed during the Upper Eocene or Oligocene (roughly 30 – 40 Mill. years ago). - [Rubelios de la Cérida (non impactite) - 5.16g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/rubelios-5-16g/) - 5.16 g part slice Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity The c. 80 km x 40 km sized Rubielos de la Cérida structure is a claimed impact feature located in Aragon, northeast Spain, north of Teruel purported to have formed during the Upper Eocene or Oligocene (roughly 30 – 40 Mill. years ago). - [Rubelios de la Cérida (non impactite) - 1.91g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/rubelios-1-91g/) - 1.91 g part slice Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity The c. 80 km x 40 km sized Rubielos de la Cérida structure is a claimed impact feature located in Aragon, northeast Spain, north of Teruel purported to have formed during the Upper Eocene or Oligocene (roughly 30 – 40 Mill. years ago). - [Babaudus (impactite) - 27.50g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/babaudus-27-50g/) - 27.50 g fragment Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity This impactite is related to the Rochechouart impact event. Rochechouart impact structure or Rochechouart astrobleme is an impact structure in France. Erosion has over the millions of years mostly destroyed its impact crater, the initial surface expression of the asteroid impact, leaving highly deformed bedrock and fragments of the crater's floor as evidence - [Appley Bridge (LL6) - 0.100g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/appley-bridge-0-100g/) - Chondrites - [Aguas Zarcas (CM2) - fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/aguas-zarcas-cm2-fragment/) - Chondrites - [Château-Renard (L6) - fragment nr 3](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chateau-renard-fragment-nr3/) - Chondrites - [Château-Renard (L6) - fragment nr 2](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chateau-renard-fragment-nr2/) - Chondrites - [Château-Renard (L6) - fragment nr 1](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chateau-renard-fragment-nr1/) - Chondrites - [Chelyabinsk (LL5) - 1.424g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chelyabinsk-1-424g/) - Chondrites - [Chelyabinsk (LL5) - 1.58g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chelyabinsk-1-58g/) - Chondrites - [Chelyabinsk (LL5) - 82.6g IMB specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chelyabinsk-82-6g/) - Chondrites - [Chitenay (L6) - vial of fragments](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chitenay-vial/) - Chondrites - [DAG 749 (CO3) - 0.357g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dag-749-co3-0-357g/) - Chondrites - [DAG 749 (CO3) - 0.342g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dag-749-co3-0-342g/) - Chondrites - [DAG 749 (CO3) - 0.308g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/dag-749-co3-0-308g-part-slice/) - Chondrites - [Drelow (L6) - fragment nr 1 with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/drelow-l6-fragment-nr-1-with-crust/) - Chondrites - [Drelow (L6) - 0.014g fragment with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/drelow-0-014g/) - Chondrites - [Ensisheim - 0.030g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ensisheim-0-030g-fragment/) - Chondrites - [Drelow (L6) - 0.032g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/drelow-0-032g/) - Chondrites - [HAH 280 (CK4) - 0.090g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/hah-280-0-090g/) - Chondrites - [Holbrook (L/LL6) - 0.82g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/holbrook-0-82g/) - Chondrites - [Itqiy (EH7-an) - 2.94g part slice with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/itqiy-2-94g/) - Chondrites - [Itqiy (EH7-an) - 1.58g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/itqiy-1-58g/) - Chondrites - [Itqiy (EH7-an) - 1.51g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/itqiy-1-51g/) - Chondrites - [Itqiy (EH7-an) - 1.24g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/itqiy-1-24g/) - Chondrites - [Itqiy (EH7-an) - 0.92g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/itqiy-0-92g/) - Chondrites - [Itqiy (EH7-an) - fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/itqiy-fragment/) - Chondrites - [Chelyabinsk (LL5) - 1.365g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/chelyabinsk-1-365g/) - Chondrites - [Ensisheim - 0.032g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ensisheim-0-032g/) - Chondrites - [Karoonda (CK4) - 0.082g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/karoonda-0-082g/) - Chondrites - [Kainsaz (CO 3.2) - 0.64g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/kainsaz-0-64g/) - Chondrites - [JAH 959 (H4) - 4.12g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jah-959-4-12g/) - Chondrites - [JAH 959 (H4) - 2.73g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jah-959-2-73g/) - Chondrites - [JAH 959 (H4) - 1.78g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jah-959-1-78g/) - Chondrites - [Itqiy (EH7-an) - 3.11g part slice with crust](https://meteor-center.com/produit/itqiy-3-11g/) - Chondrites - [JAH 729 (L5) - 1.59g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jah-729-1-59g/) - Chondrites - [JAH 914 (L6) - 1.04g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jah-914-1-04g/) - Chondrites - [JAH 914 (L6) - 0.78g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jah-914-0-78g/) - Chondrites - [Moss (CO 3.6) - 0.202g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/moss-0-202g/) - Chondrites - [Metameur 005 (LL3) - 34.44g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/metameur-005-34-44g/) - Chondrites - [Moss (CO 3.6) - 0.100g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/moss-0-100g/) - Chondrites - [Luponnas (H3-5) - fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/luponnas-fragment/) - Chondrites - [Nova 054 "Mercantour" (L4-6) - fragment nr 55](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nova-054-fragment-55/) - Chondrites - [NWA 1465 (CV3-an) - 0.192g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-1465-0-192g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 7134 (LL 3.8) - 0.153g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-7134-0-153g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 7134 (LL 3.8) - 0.266g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-7134-0-266g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 10502 (LL3) - 41.8g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-10502-41-8g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 10502 (LL3) - 69.2g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-10502-69-2g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 11086 (CM-an) - 1.066g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11086-1-066g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 11086 (CM-an) - 1.122g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11086-1-122g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 11086 (CM-an) - 1.88g endcut](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11086-1-88g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 11208 (CO 3.0) - 1.19g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11208-co-3-0-1-19g-slice/) - Chondrites - [NWA 12333 (R5) - 0.145g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-12333-0-145g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 12333 (R5) - 3.48g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-12333-3-48g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 12474 (CVred 3.1) - 0.032g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-12474-0-032g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 12474 (CVred 3.1) - 0.043g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-12474-0-043g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 11208 (CO 3.0) - 4.08g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11208-4-08g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 12671 (CK6) - 0.019g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-12671-0-019g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 13400 (CL 3.9) - fragment nr 40](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13400-nr40/) - Chondrites - [NWA 13400 (CL 3.9) - fragment nr 41](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13400-nr41/) - Chondrites - [NWA 13400 (CL 3.9) - fragment nr 42](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13400-nr-42/) - Chondrites - [NWA 13442 (CO 3.0) - 0.046g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13442-0-046g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 13442 (CO 3.0) - 0.142g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13442-0-142g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 13442 (CO 3.0) - 0.240g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13442-0-240g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 13844 (CM2) - 0.123g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13844-0-123g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 13844 (CM2) - 0.292g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13844-0-292g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 13887 (CO3) - 0.039g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13887-0-039g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 13887 (CO3) - 0.296g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13887-0-296g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 13887 (CO3) - 0.335g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13887-0-335g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 14096 (CK5) - 0.375g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-14096-0-375g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 14542 (R3) - 82.4g endcut](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-14542-82-4g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 14542 (R3) - 96g endcut](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-14542-96g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 14542 (R3) - 134.7g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-14542-134-7g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 15749 (CM2) - 0.260g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-15749-0-260g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 15749 (CM2) - 0.512g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-15749-cm2-0-512g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 15749 (CM2) - 0.685g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-15749-cm2-0-685g/) - Chondrites - [Ornans (CO 3.4) - fragment nr 1](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ornans-fragment-nr1/) - Chondrites - [Ornans (CO 3.4) - fragment nr 2](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ornans-fragment-nr-2/) - Chondrites - [Ouzina (R4) - 20.3g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ouzina-20-3g/) - Chondrites - [Ozernoe (L6) - 0.085g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ozernoe-0-085g/) - Chondrites - [Ozernoe (L6) - 1.22g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ozernoe-1-22g/) - Chondrites - [Peekskill (H6) - 0.295g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/peekskill-0-295g/) - Chondrites - [Peekskill (H6) - 0.327g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/peekskill-0-327g/) - Chondrites - [Peekskill (H6) - 0.335g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/peekskill-0-335g/) - Chondrites - [Peekskill (H6) - 1.016g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/peekskill-1-016g/) - Chondrites - [Qatar 002 (L5) - 5.41g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/qatar-002-5-41g/) - Chondrites - [SAU 001 (L5) - 2.19g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sau-001-2-19g/) - Chondrites - [SAU 001 (L5) - 6.09g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sau-001-6-09g/) - Chondrites - [SAU 001 (L5) - 8.23g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sau-001-8-23g/) - Chondrites - [SAU 001 (L5) - 15.23g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sau-001-15-23g/) - Chondrites - [Ställdalen (H5) - 0.375g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/stalldalen-0-375g/) - Chondrites - [Ställdalen (H5) - 0.806g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/stalldalen-0-806g/) - Chondrites - [Sutter's Mill (C) - fragment nr 3](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sutter-mill-fragment-nr3/) - Chondrites - [Sutter's Mill (C) - fragment nr 4](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sutters-mill-c-fragment-nr-4/) - Chondrites - [Valera (L5) - fragment nr 1](https://meteor-center.com/produit/valera-nr-1/) - Chondrites - [Valera (L5) - fragment nr 2](https://meteor-center.com/produit/valera-l5-fragment-nr-2/) - Chondrites - [Gebel Kamil (ataxite) - 48.48g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/gebel-kamil-48-48g/) - Chondrites - [Gebel Kamil (ataxite) - 42.17g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/gebel-kamil-42-17g/) - Chondrites - [NWA 8348 (IAB-sHL) - 20.58g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-8348-20-58g/) - Chondrites - [Gebel Kamil (ataxite) - 57.35g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/gebel-kamil-57-35g/) - Chondrites - [Gebel Kamil (ataxite)- 58.25g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/gebel-kamil-58-25g/) - Chondrites - [Kaalijarv (IAB) - 12.9g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/kaalijarv-12-9g/) - Chondrites - [Kaalijarv (IAB) - 25.6g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/kaalijarv-25-6g/) - Chondrites - [Sikhote-Alin (IIAB) - 3.71g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sikhote-alin-3-71g/) - Chondrites - [Sikhote-Alin (IIAB) - 4.79g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sikhote-alin-iiab-4-79g/) - Chondrites - [Sikhote-Alin (IIAB) - 6.43g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sikhote-alin-6-43g/) - Chondrites - [Sikhote-Alin (IIAB) - 6.8g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/sikhote-alin-6-8g/) - Chondrites - [Monturaqui (impactite) - 1.23g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/monturaqui-1-23g/) - 1.23g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Monturaqui is an impact crater in Chile. It lies south of the Salar de Atacama and was formed 663,000 ± 90,000 years ago by the impact of an IAB meteorite. It is 350 m × 370 m (1,150 ft × 1,210 ft) wide and 34 m - [Libyan desert glass (impactite) - 32.33g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/libyan-desert-glass-32-33g/) - 32.33g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity The origin of desert glass is uncertain. Meteoritic origins have long been considered possible, and recent research links the glass to impact features, such as zircon breakdown, vaporized quartz and meteoritic metals, and to an impact crater. Some geologists associate the glass with radiative melting - [Libyan desert glass (impactite) - 14.17g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/libyan-desert-glass-14-17g/) - 14.17g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity The origin of desert glass is uncertain. Meteoritic origins have long been considered possible, and recent research links the glass to impact features, such as zircon breakdown, vaporized quartz and meteoritic metals, and to an impact crater. Some geologists associate the glass with radiative melting - [Libyan desert glass (impactite) - 12.37g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/libyan-desert-glass-12-37g/) - 12.37g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity The origin of desert glass is uncertain. Meteoritic origins have long been considered possible, and recent research links the glass to impact features, such as zircon breakdown, vaporized quartz and meteoritic metals, and to an impact crater. Some geologists associate the glass with radiative melting - [Libyan desert glass (impactite) - 8.09g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/libyan-desert-glass-8-09g/) - 8.09g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity The origin of desert glass is uncertain. Meteoritic origins have long been considered possible, and recent research links the glass to impact features, such as zircon breakdown, vaporized quartz and meteoritic metals, and to an impact crater. Some geologists associate the glass with radiative melting - [Gubio (P/Kg) - 0.53g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/gubio-0-53g/) - 0.53g fragment Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity The Cretaceous–Paleogene (K–Pg) extinction event, was a sudden mass extinction of some three-quarters of the plant and animal species on Earth, approximately 66 million years ago. With the exception of some ectothermic species such as the leatherback sea turtle and crocodiles, no tetrapods weighing more - [Monturaqui (impactite) - 1.65g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/monturaqui-impactite-1-65g/) - 1.65g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Monturaqui is an impact crater in Chile. It lies south of the Salar de Atacama and was formed 663,000 ± 90,000 years ago by the impact of an IAB meteorite. It is 350 m × 370 m (1,150 ft × 1,210 ft) wide and 34 m - [Monturaqui (impactite) - 1.69g specimen](https://meteor-center.com/produit/monturaqui-impactite-1-69g/) - 1.69g specimen Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Monturaqui is an impact crater in Chile. It lies south of the Salar de Atacama and was formed 663,000 ± 90,000 years ago by the impact of an IAB meteorite. It is 350 m × 370 m (1,150 ft × 1,210 ft) wide and 34 m - [NWA 15061 (prim. achondrite) - 2.40g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-15061-prim-achondrite-2-40g-slice/) - 2.40g slice Sold in a box with label/signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 15061 (NWA 15061) Mali Purchased: 2022 Mar Classification: Primitive achondrite (Winonaite) History: Reportedly found by Saharawi meteorite hunters in an area called Unan (~120 km SE of Taoudenni), Mali, in February 2022. Petrography: (K. Metzler, IfP) Achondrite with metamorphic texture, showing frequent 120° triple - [NWA 13151 (LL7) - 0.189g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-13151-0-189g/) - 0.189g fragment Sold in a box with label/signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 13151 (NWA 13151) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2019 Sep Classification: Ordinary chondrite (LL7) Physical characteristics: Single stone. Approximately 75% covered by thick fusion crust Petrography: (J. Gattacceca, CEREGE) Strongly recrystallized chondrite. Opaque minerals are metal and troilite. No visible chondrule in the studied section. Plagioclase - [Ensisheim - fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/ensisheim-fragment/) - Chondrites - [Saint-Aubin - shale fragment nr 21](https://meteor-center.com/produit/saint-aubin-shale-21/) - Chondrites - [Saint-Aubin - shale fragment nr 22](https://meteor-center.com/produit/saint-aubin-shale-fragment-nr-22/) - Chondrites - [Kopargaon (LL5) - 0.08g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/kopargaon-0-08g/) - 0.08g fragment Sold in box with label/signed certificate of authenticity. Kopargaon 19°52’28.5"N, 74°33’45.3"E Maharashtra, India Confirmed fall: 2023 Jan 24 Classification: Ordinary chondrite (LL5) History: On January 24, 2023, a meteorite fell through the roof of the house that belongs to Kiran Babanrao Thakre, a resident of Bhojade Chauki hamlet in the Kopargaon taluka in Ahmednagar district, - [Kopargaon (LL5) - 0.14g fragment with tile](https://meteor-center.com/produit/kopargaon-0-14g/) - 0.14g fragment with tile fragment Sold in box with label/signed certificate of authenticity. Kopargaon 19°52’28.5"N, 74°33’45.3"E Maharashtra, India Confirmed fall: 2023 Jan 24 Classification: Ordinary chondrite (LL5) History: On January 24, 2023, a meteorite fell through the roof of the house that belongs to Kiran Babanrao Thakre, a resident of Bhojade Chauki hamlet in the Kopargaon taluka - [Saint-Séverin (LL6) - 0.937g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/saint-severin-ll6-0-937g-part-slice/) - 0.937g part slice Sold in box with label/signed certificate of authenticity. FALL OF ST. SEVERIN STONY METEORITE, FRANCE Name: ST. SEVERIN. The place of fall or discovery: France; φ = 45°18'N, λ =0°14'E. Date of fall or discovery: FALL, June 27, 1966. Class and type: STONY, olivine-hypersthene chondrite (amphoterite). Number of individual specimens: 5. Total weight: 221 kg. Source: Report of Dr. Brian Mason (Washington, USA) - [Retuerta del Bullaque (IAB) - 1.75g shale fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/retuerta-1-75g/) - 1.75g shale fragment Sold in box with label/signed certificate of authenticity. Retuerta del Bullaque 39°27’32"N, 4°22’39"W Castilla-La Mancha, Spain Found: 1980 Classification: Iron meteorite (IAB-MG) History: The specimen was discovered by Faustino Asensio López in 1980 at an agricultural farmland where he often worked with his father. The iron was found about 1.5 km from Retuerta del - [Esnandes (L6) - fragment nr 6](https://meteor-center.com/produit/esnandes-fragment-nr6/) - Chondrites - [Pallasovka (pallasite) - fragment nr 21](https://meteor-center.com/produit/pallasovka-fragment-21/) - Chondrites - [Junction City (L5) - fragment nr 3](https://meteor-center.com/produit/junction-city-fragment-nr3/) - Chondrites - [NWA 5335 (mesosiderite) - 0.511g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-5335-mesosiderite-0-511g-fragment/) - 0.511g fragment Sold in a box with label/signed certificate of authenticity Northwest Africa 5335 (NWA 5335) (Northwest Africa) Purchased: 2008 Classification: Mesosiderite History: The meteorite was purchased from a meteorite dealer in Besancon, France. Physical characteristics: Many brownish fragments without fusion crust. Petrography: The meteorite is composed of about 60% silicates and 40% FeNi metal. The - [Mount Tazerzait (L5) - 0.275g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/mount-tazerzait-0-275g/) - Chondrites - [Carancas (H4-5) - fragment nr 61](https://meteor-center.com/produit/carancas-nr-61/) - Chondrites - [Jepara (pallasite) - fragment nr 30](https://meteor-center.com/produit/jepara-pallasite-fragment-nr30/) - Fragment nr 30 Sold in box with label/signed certificate of authenticity Jepara 6°36’S, 110°44’E Java, Indonesia Found: May 2008 Classification: Pallasite (Main group) History: Anonymous finders recovered the meteorite specimen in 2008 during excavation activities in muddy ground. Physical characteristics: The original mass of the meteorite boulder was 499.5 kg. It is spherically shaped with the shortest - [Drelow (L6) - 0.051g fragment](https://meteor-center.com/produit/drelow-0-051g/) - Chondrites - [Stac Fada (impactite) - 3.47g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/stac-fada-3-47g/) - 3.47g part slice Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Evidence for a bolide impact close to Ullapool was published by a combined team of scientists from the University of Oxford and the University of Aberdeen, in March 2008. Additional evidence for an impact origin for the deposit comes from the identification of the - [Stac Fada (impactite) - 2.84g part slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/stac-fada-2-84g/) - 2.84g part slice Sold with label / signed certificate of authenticity Evidence for a bolide impact close to Ullapool was published by a combined team of scientists from the University of Oxford and the University of Aberdeen, in March 2008. Additional evidence for an impact origin for the deposit comes from the identification of the - [NWA 11208 (CO 3.0) - 1.86g slice](https://meteor-center.com/produit/nwa-11208-1-86g/) - Chondrites ## Product categories - [Achondrites](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/achondrites/) - [Moon](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/achondrites/moon/) - [HED](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/achondrites/hed/) - [Angrite](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/achondrites/angrite/) - [Ungrouped](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/achondrites/ungrouped/) - [Ureilite](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/achondrites/ureilite/) - [Aubrite](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/achondrites/aubrite/) - [Mars](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/achondrites/mars/) - [Acapulcoite](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/achondrites/acapulcoite/) - [Impactites and tektites](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/impactites-and-tektites/) - [Chondrites](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/chondrites/) - [Ordinary chondrites](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/chondrites/ordinary-chondrites/) - [Carbonaceous chondrites](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/chondrites/carbonaceous-chondrites/) - [Iron](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/iron/) - [Stony-iron](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/stony-iron/) - [Stamps & memorabilia](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/stamps-memorabilia/) - [Stamps](https://meteor-center.com/categorie-produit/stamps-memorabilia/stamps/)