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NASA only brought back a few hundred pounds or so and they are not for sale - priceless might be a good term to use. When foreign governments or lucky universities are given samples it is usually only in tiny pieces or a bit of dust. Meteorites that have been confirmed to be from the moon (tektites) are worth millions for large pieces - several pounds.

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