NWA 18525 (H4 S2 W2) - Main Mass - 477 g

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Over 20 years collecting meteorites; former museum curator and experienced restorer.

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NWA 18525 H4 S2 W2 ordinary chondrite meteorite from the Sahara Desert, Northwest Africa; main mass, 477 g, with a well‑preserved primary fusion crust, regmaglypts, secondary fusion crust, shock‑melt veins, and abundant chondrules and CAIs.

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A truly superb H4 OC meteorite from the Sahara Desert, weighing 476 grams and showing a well-preserved primary fusion crust, regmaglypts, secondary fusion crust, shock-melt veins, and abundant, well-defined, chondrules and CAIs.

This is one of my most recent classifications, and you will be buying from the main mass holder. Except for the type specimen required for classification and a few small sections which will remain with me, this is all there is of this meteorite.

The buyer will also receive (upon request) a few microscope thin-section, cross-polarised light images taken by the classifier, showing various types of chondrules and the matrix of the specimen.

I am a member of the Meteoritical Society (#7743), the Global Meteorite Association (#G0129) and have been collecting meteorites for over 16 years.

A truly superb H4 OC meteorite from the Sahara Desert, weighing 476 grams and showing a well-preserved primary fusion crust, regmaglypts, secondary fusion crust, shock-melt veins, and abundant, well-defined, chondrules and CAIs.

This is one of my most recent classifications, and you will be buying from the main mass holder. Except for the type specimen required for classification and a few small sections which will remain with me, this is all there is of this meteorite.

The buyer will also receive (upon request) a few microscope thin-section, cross-polarised light images taken by the classifier, showing various types of chondrules and the matrix of the specimen.

I am a member of the Meteoritical Society (#7743), the Global Meteorite Association (#G0129) and have been collecting meteorites for over 16 years.

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Type of meteorite
NWA 18525 (H4 S2 W2) - Main Mass
Supplement
Certificate of authenticity, specimen ID card, specimen printed picture, thin section pictures
Weight
477 g
Country of origin
Northwest Africa - Sahara Desert
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