Description I am pleased to offer this authentic Lunar meteorite, consisting of complete natural fragments displaying an attractive desert patina. These pieces were found on the desert surface and shallow subsurface, preserving their original extraterrestrial character. This meteorite originates from the Moon and belongs to the rare and highly sought-after category of Lunar Feldspathic Breccia, making it an exceptional collector’s item and a genuine piece of lunar history. “Complete pieces of the Moon” Meteorite Details Meteorite name: Bechar 007 (official meteorite name) Type: Lunar Feldspathic Breccia Country of origin: Algeria Find location: Bechar region Find date: June 2022 Total known mass: 4 kg Observed fall: No Classification: Lunar (feldspathic breccia) Meteoritical Bulletin: MB 112 (2024) Approval date: 19 March 2023 Weathering grade: Low Shock stage: A–S2 Offered Lot Weight: 10 g Condition: Complete natural fragments, no reconstruction Surface: Natural desert patina Cut / polished: No (natural pieces) History & Provenance The Bechar 007 meteorite was discovered in June 2022 in the Bechar DCA, Algeria. Initial finds were made by a local nomad, followed by a 14-day organized search expedition led by CRATER Meteorites and Expometeoritos, during which numerous fragments of varying sizes were recovered from both the surface and shallow subsurface. This specimen was acquired in 2025 from a trusted Algerian meteorite dealer. Bechar 007 is an officially named and classified lunar meteorite, published in the Meteoritical Bulletin, ensuring full scientific recognition and authenticity. Only 368 meteorites worldwide are officially classified as Lunar Feldspathic Breccia, making this specimen particularly rare and desirable. Authenticity & Scientific Classification Official meteorite name: Bechar 007 Classification: Lunar achondrite – feldspathic breccia Classification and studies by A. Love (App) Listed in Meteoritical Bulletin MB 112 (2024) Guaranteed authentic lunar material FB: #galerielithique Thank you for your interest. Patrice Bachelier