Uncommon meteorites

I believe it is good to look at as many different types of meteorites in order to properly hunt for them, If we are only looking for the most common types we WILL pass up some really rare or possibly new types. I have compiled these photos from various sites online. If you have some images of an unusual meteorite please send it to me at illinoismeteorites@gmail.com so I can post them here, I will give you the credit for the photo.

a 165gr stone likely paired to nwa 2995

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This is a very rare diogenite and has been classified and here is a link to the info: http://six.pairlist.net/pipermail/meteorite-list/2008-November/047623.html

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a 200 gr nwa, classified as a paring to nwa 011 /2400, but as a gabbro not a basalt

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This is the Eagle's Nest brachinite, It is an achondrite.

Images copied from: http://www.meteorite-times.com/Back_Links/2002/August/Accretion_Desk.htm These images belong to the Meteorite-times Magazine