Goodwill Moon Rocks

The last moon rock collected during the Apollo program, known as the "children of the world rock," was intended to inspire future generations. This significant basalt sample was distributed as a goodwill gift to various nations, symbolizing hope and unity. Interestingly, while NASA considers these moon rocks invaluable and illegal to sell, their estimated worth based on the Apollo program's costs reveals a staggering value of $674,000 per gram.