The "worth" of a penis can be considered from different perspectives:

1. Medical or surgical value: Penis enlargement procedures vary widely in cost depending on the method and location. Globally, average penis enlargement surgery costs about $12,000, with prices ranging from around $1,000 for temporary fillers in countries like Thailand to as much as $50,000 for advanced surgeries in the U.S. Other methods like penile implants cost between $10,000 to $20,000, and less invasive procedures like Botox injections cost $600–$1,000. These prices reflect the medical and cosmetic value put on penis enhancement procedures.

2. Legal or compensation value: In legal cases involving accidental damage or loss of a penis, compensation amounts have been awarded. For example, a Romanian court ordered a surgeon to pay $795,000 to a patient whose penis was accidentally severed during an operation. However, workers' compensation laws often do not assign specific value to the penis itself, focusing more on the impact on the ability to work.

3. Black market or body part sales: Attempts to sell a penis on the black market yield very low prices (e.g., $1,750 for a full pelvis including the penis), and this is neither legal nor common. Sperm donation often has more financial gain compared to selling the organ itself.

4. Cryptocurrency joke: There is a cryptocurrency named "PenisGrow" (PENIS) with a negligible monetary value, which is unrelated to the biological organ's value.

In summary, a penis's "worth" depends greatly on context—whether medical, legal, or illegal sales. Medically, penis enlargement can cost thousands to tens of thousands of dollars; legally, compensation can be hundreds of thousands in rare cases; illegally, it holds little black market value. If the question concerns the cost or value of medical procedures related to the penis, the typical range is from $1,000 to $50,000 depending on the procedure and location.