Dear SN watchers, IAUC 7999 informed the spectral types for two recent SNe, observed with Las Campanas Baade 6.5-m telescope. SN 2002gy: In [vsnet-obs 41955] (Oct. 20): >SN2002gy 20021009.4 <190C KAI >SN2002gy 20021016.4 176C KAI > ># UGC 2701, a host galaxy of SN 2002gy (3:22:36.45, +9:28:22.0, ># J2000.0, 3"E, 3"S of the nucleus), is an edge-on spiral (Sc) galaxy, ># affected by the Galactic extinction. The expected maximum for ># typical SN Ia is mag around 17.5. Its spectrum taken on Oct. 25.21 resembles that of type Ib/c SN. It is heavily reddened also by the interstellar matter within the host galaxy. SN 2002ha: In [vsnet-campaign-sn 484] (Oct. 23): >SN2002ha 20021019.2 <190C KAI >SN2002ha 20021021.2 173C KAI >SN2002ha 20021022.2 167C KAI > ># The host galaxy of SN 2002ha (20:47:18.58, +0:18:45.6, J2000.0, ># offset from nucleus = 7"W, 29"S) is NGC 6962, a spiral (SAB(r)ab) ># galaxy making a pair with NGC 6964 and making a group with several ># other galaxies. The expected maximum for typical SN Ia is mag about ># 15.5. A spectrum taken on Oct 25.03 shows that it is type Ia SN about 3 days before maximum with interstellar extinction in the host galaxy. Note that this SN was not detected 6 days before spectroscopy, which is unusual for typical SN Ia. Sincerely Yours, Hitoshi Yamaoka, Kyushu Univ., Japan yamaoka@rc.kyushu-u.ac.jp