The Apollo moon missions retrieved about 900 pounds of moon rocks and returned them to Earth. A number of small samples slabbed in acrylic plastic were given by the U.S. to foreign governments and officials.
Very few "moon rocks" are in the open market; every one that the FBI learns about is confiscated and returned to NASA.
Meteorites, rocks which have fallen from space and landed on Earth, are relatively plentiful and are the property of the finder, or of the land owner where it falls. The price depends on the size and quality of the specimen. Some of the smaller ones are a few dollars, while a friend of mine paid $2,500 to purchase a 9-inch diameter slab of a stony-iron meteorite that had been sliced and polished to a mirror-like finish.
Around 5$ and 100$
100/2000 $
2 rocks and 1 blue crayon.
3 million dollars
Asteroids are small fractions of much larger stars, planets, and rocks in space.
Salt rocks are worth money in places such as Timbuktu.
are black\brown rocks worth money
rocks don't live. However, they exist pretty much anywhere in the universe. Many planets (such as Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars) are made of rocks. Astroids are basically rocks floating in space.
About 150 billion dollars USD
i have one too
$100,000.00
500000