Bischoff and Weber have reported that a meteorite from the Moon was found in the Sahara Desert on March 23 of this year (Meteor. & Planet. Sci., 32, A13). It is 7.3 cm in largest dimension and weighs 513 grams. It is a moderately weathered, polymict breccia apparently from the lunar highlands. Its clast population is dominated by feldspathic clasts. It is cut by veins of impact glass. The name of this sample of the Moon is Dar Al Gani 262. It is apparently owned by a private dealer in Germany.