8 Most Expensive Meteorites Ever Sold

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Brenham Meteorite: A Kansas find from 1882, possibly over 4 billion years old, once sold for $300,000 due to its unique octahedral shape.

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The Willamette Meteorite: Unearthed in Oregon in 1902, weighing over 15 tons, this meteorite has fetched over $1 million.

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8 Most Expensive Meteorites Ever Sold

Brenham Meteorite: A Kansas find from 1882, possibly over 4 billion years old, once sold for $300,000 due to its unique octahedral shape.

The Willamette Meteorite: Unearthed in Oregon in 1902, weighing over 15 tons, this meteorite has fetched over $1 million.

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