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Carancas, H4-5
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Gujba, CBa
Foster, H4
Juanita de Angeles, H5
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La Luz, H4
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Long Island, L6
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NWA 4419, R4
NWA 6508, EL3
NWA 6510, L4
NWA 7406, EL3
NWA 7801, CK5
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Ochansk, H4
Park Forest, L5
Pony Creek, H4
Red Dry Lake 064, H5
Renfrow, L6
San Bernardino Wash, L5
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Sierra Colorada, L5
Soltmany, L6
Sutter's Mill, C
Tulia (a), H3-4
Juanita de Angeles, H5
I don't have any more information on this meteorite than is listed in the bulletin, so without further ado -

http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?=Normal%20table&code=12204

This specimen was purchased from a reputable Canadian collector, and comes with a label of unknown provenance (pictured below).  It is a rather typical, moderately weathered H-chondrite exhibiting a chocolate brown matrix and abundant metal flakes.  This thick slab has about 45% weathered crust along its rim; the other ~ half is what appears to be an older natural (?) break. 
It weighs 125.857 grams.  Honestly, it could do with a refinishing job (it's currently as I purchased it).  But, I had an idea.  Instead of just refinishing it and raising the price accordingly, I can provide the buyer with an option --
1) Purchase it as-is for $2.50/g. 
2) I can have it refinished at cost and add the balance to the price.  Please note that the weight may decrease by a gram or so. 
I'd conservatively say the total would come to around $375 = $3/g. 

$3/g is as cheap as I could find it anywhere else online, so either way would be a fair price. 





It's a hefty slab of this North American meteorite - definitely more of an old-school specimen in size/proportion. 
$2.50/g as-is = $315
estimated $375 refinished
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