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NWA 2778 is an H4 chondrite that was first found in Morocco in 2004 and classified by Dr. Ted Bunch at Northern Arizona University. It is moderately shocked and weathered at S2/W4. It shows a colorful matrix that has many tiny chondrules in it. This meteorite is quite scarce with very little on the market and a low TKW of only 442 grams before classification.
Refer to the photo. You are purchasing one cut fragment selected from the larger lot shown. Many of these pieces have flat cut faces that show the matrix. The black centimeter cube is shown for scale and is not included. Your purchase will include a labelled gemjar for safe storage.