My personal feelings on NWAXXX are that I can accept "possible" pairings, as long as they are clearly stated to be only possible, and the classifications are the same -- I don't want to get a LL6 misclassified as a eucrite, or something equally bizarre. This is especially important on the rare types, where there is a big stake in finding more to sell. However, the more information I have on a find, the more desirable it will always be. An unclassified NWA needs to have some interesting characteristics (orientation, 100% fusion crust, etc.) to grab my attention over a classified one.
Tracy Latimer
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