Unclassified Ordinary Chondrite Meteorite – 340 g – Likely H4 or H5 This is a well-preserved unclassified ordinary chondrite (OC) meteorite with a total weight of 340 grams, displaying several diagnostic macroscopic features consistent with an H-group chondrite, most likely H4 or H5. The specimen retains evident fusion crust, including both primary and secondary fusion crust, indicative of complex atmospheric ablation during entry. The surface also shows regmaglypts on one side, giving the meteorite an attractive, sculpted appearance. A small polished viewing window has been carefully prepared to reveal the interior. The exposed matrix shows a high metal content, consistent with H-type ordinary chondrites, along with small, well-defined chondrules embedded in a dark silicate matrix. The metal grains are readily visible to the naked eye, enhancing both scientific and display value. The meteorite is solid and coherent, suitable for collection, study, or display. As with all unclassified meteorites, the suggested classification is based on visual and textural characteristics only, not on laboratory analysis.