Dust From Mars
If you want to buy a sample from Mars, you should be willing to shell out $15,000. This buyer got really lucky since they scored a vial of dust for only $2. Can you believe just how lucky they were? Some people doubt the authenticity of the dust, however. At any rate, there is interest in samples from the red planet. The soil over there is toxic, so we hope that they kept it tightly sealed just in case. When the NASA Phoenix spacecraft landed there, it detected a concentration of 0.5% chlorine.
Dust From Mars
Rare 1959 LeCoultre Deep Sea Alarm
Arizona shopper Zach Norris went to a Goodwill store in Phoenix to look for a cheap golf bag. Instead, he stumbled upon something much more valuable. He was blown away when he found a 1959 LeCoultre Deep Sea Alarm watch for only $5.99. The watch was stored in a basketball with Fossil watches, priced at $15 a pop. Norris purchased this right away. It was a first-year edition piece from the watchmaker. After getting it appraised, he managed to resell it on eBay for an incredible $35,000.
Rare 1959 LeCoultre Deep Sea Alarm
