The grand prize

Assuming that's about 5x5', and going by the price of the first tungsten cube found on Google, this would be worth about 15 million dollars. Decent prize of you could move 150,000lb.

2/10 Prize 8/10 Prize if delivery is included

I can put it in the front yard, spray paint it gold, and start a neighborhood cult around The Cube.

Holy shit Tom is rich now! If he can move it though.

This could possibly be the worst possible prize. Raw tungsten isn’t actually that expensive. What’s expensive is working with it as it melts 3,410c (6,170f) isn’t very malleable and is heavy like really really heavy to move this block you will probably need larger equipment than standard industrial moving equipment, bigger trucks and loaders also you’ll need to get the city's permission to haul it on the roads , that alone is probably going to cost more than the cube is worth you will then have to pay a monthly storage fee until someone wants to buy it. Shouldn’t be that long right? It’s a valuable metal… well good luck finding a company that works with tungsten outside of china, and you absolutely can not ship it. But let’s assume you find someone who wants it(at a considerable discount) well now you have to higher the specialized movers again.

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Actually I just did the math and plugged in all the known values I could find and assuming you could sell it within the first year you could probably make $700,000, so it would still be well worth it. But a lot of trouble.

I unironically want this

Assuming that's a meter cubed it weighs 19 tons, or 65 tons for 1.5m³

NCD would probably be delighted to have something that can be turned into multiple rods from god

If I had one of those in my living room, my house would collapse.

It's being teleported to your location as we speak. I hope you don't mind it would redesign a couple of floors below you.

I'd want to put this in front of the house. No one would steel it ever. lol

I really wanted to use Tungsten as the base ballast for a custom narrowboat, for better headroom. Other than the cost you also have the problem of tungsten’s melting point being so high you can’t pour it into a boat hull without melting through.

Sounds like a Peter Molyneux game. "And if you click on the cube, you might win another cube"

I like how there's so many comments about the value of the cube, and no two comments have the same value.

God, I want to drop this thing from orbit on a populated city so much.

Edit: Just as a prank tho.

Let’s say that cube is 4.5’ a side. That’s 91.125 cu ft. Tungsten weighs 1,201.738 lb/cu ft. Which means the cube weighs 109,508.38 lb.

That’s an impressively sturdy floor.

Currently, tungsten is selling at about $340 USD/ton.

The block weighs 54.7542 tons.

So this is indeed a decent prize at $18,616 USD.

All you have to do to claim your prize is get it home.

Edit: corrected to a less whelming but still difficult to transport prize thanks to chiliedogg.

The cube is so heavy, it presses a hole into the floor.

Just imagine placing this in the front yard as an ornament and watching it sink into the ground from its weight.

Please deliver this to my moon base

I have a cube of tungsten at work that is 40mm x 40 mm, it is comedically heavy. This thing would be nuts.

Throw it in the water! I want to se what happens!

I can hardly remember the days before I became a man of tungsten.

But property is theft, so now you are under arrest

Just to be a troublemaker, everyone is assuming this a solid cube, but what if it was something like 1/4 inch tungsten plates and hollow in the middle?

What would it weigh? Would it float in water?

Lookout! Here comes Tom!

I need tungsten to live!

All I can think of, sorry.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6dJB8OcA8I

I just looked it up; assuming that thing's about 5ft³, that thing is worth like $54,000. Granted, you're going to need somebody to come haul it off, but at 10.66k per cubic foot, I'd say it's not a bad prize.

I see why he's smiling