jammom
03-25-2018, 08:39 AM
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There will be TWENTY total winners. Each winner will receive:
- A genuine piece of the Moon estimated to be four billion-years old. Lunar rocks, which are ejected from the Moon’s surface by a meteoroid or comet, are incredibly rare and regularly sell for many multiples of the price of gold. These particular lunar rocks, from the famed Hup? Planetary Collection, are similar to samples obtained during the Apollo missions. No two lunar rocks are the same so you’re sure to win your own unique piece of the universe.
- An envelope, postmarked January 1969, with newly issued "Earthrise" postage stamps. Earthrise, the photo of Earth taken on the Apollo 8 mission, has been described as “the most influential environmental photo ever taken.” The photo shows the earth rising into view from the surface of the Moon. In 1969 the US Postal Service issued a stamp commemorating the mission with the Earthrise photo and the words “In the beginning God...” This envelope features an original Earthrise stamp, cancelled in 1969, and preserved in all its glory.
- A signed copy of Robert Kurson’s upcoming book, Rocket Men: The Daring Odyssey of Apollo 8 and the Astronauts Who Made Man's First Journey to the Moon (https://www.amazon.com/Rocket-Men-Odyssey-Astronauts-Journey/dp/0525527001).
There will be TWENTY total winners. Each winner will receive:
- A genuine piece of the Moon estimated to be four billion-years old. Lunar rocks, which are ejected from the Moon’s surface by a meteoroid or comet, are incredibly rare and regularly sell for many multiples of the price of gold. These particular lunar rocks, from the famed Hup? Planetary Collection, are similar to samples obtained during the Apollo missions. No two lunar rocks are the same so you’re sure to win your own unique piece of the universe.
- An envelope, postmarked January 1969, with newly issued "Earthrise" postage stamps. Earthrise, the photo of Earth taken on the Apollo 8 mission, has been described as “the most influential environmental photo ever taken.” The photo shows the earth rising into view from the surface of the Moon. In 1969 the US Postal Service issued a stamp commemorating the mission with the Earthrise photo and the words “In the beginning God...” This envelope features an original Earthrise stamp, cancelled in 1969, and preserved in all its glory.
- A signed copy of Robert Kurson’s upcoming book, Rocket Men: The Daring Odyssey of Apollo 8 and the Astronauts Who Made Man's First Journey to the Moon (https://www.amazon.com/Rocket-Men-Odyssey-Astronauts-Journey/dp/0525527001).