This is one of the best unclassified ordinary chondrites specimens I have in my collection. It is covered in a very fresh matte black fusion crust and regmaglypts on most of its surface. A polished window on one of the sides reveals equilibrated chondrules and moderately abundant iron-nickel grains in a dark matrix, suggesting a potential impact melt and chemical class & petographyc type L6. I am a membe of the Meteoritical Society (#7743) and have been collecting meteorites for more than 15 years.