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Contents: Shark tooth I.D. cards, tooth
sets, books
& posters; necklace choices, Shark tooth set; Fossil Thresher shark teeth; Fossil Salmon shark teeth; Bone Valley Phosphate fossil shark teeth: Bull,
Lemon, Dusky, Sand, and Hemipristis; TOGO Fossil Shark teeth: Sand tiger,
Extinct tiger, Extinct Early Mako, and Extinct Mackerel; Fossil shark teeth: Bull,
Hemipristis, Lemon, Tiger,
Sand, Dusky, Mackerel, Goblin, Mako
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OUT, 50% off on all MACKEREL SHARK TEETH below, look for the YELLOW BANNER
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EIGHT species of fossil shark teeth
& necklaces for sale
SHARK TOOTH I.D. CARDS, BOOKS
& COLLECTIONS,
& Fossil Shark Tooth Necklaces
Eight common species of fossil shark teeth found on the East Coast, use
this online chart to identify the teeth you purchase. Not for sale.
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#S-300. Shark tooth ID card
(photographs of teeth on card). 8 1/2x4", shark information on
reverse.
Stock photo, quantities available.
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$2.00 |
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#S-301-A. Excellent Shark & Shark tooth ID Poster. Glossy card
stock, 18 3/4" x 13". Drawings of 8 sharks and photos of 14
different shark teeth, along with information about the teeth. Custom
poster made by us!
Stock photo, quantities available.
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$10.00 |
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#S-301-C (Same as F-20, fossil pages). Great 2001 reprint of the
"Fossil Vertebrates - Beach and Bank Collecting for Amateurs" book by
M.C. Thomas, 72 pages of instructions and black-and-white photos of fossil
fragments that can be found in the U.S...a MUST for anyone that has started
collecting fossils.
Stock photo, quantities available.
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$16.00 |
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#S-303. A handfulla 15+ real fossils (from phosphate beds at Khouribga,
Moroccan Sahara Desert), includes fish vertebrae, ray mouthplates and
several species of shark teeth, sure to
excite the shark and fossil lover in the family. Specimens average
1/4" to 1 1/4".
Stock photo, quantities available
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$5.00/set |
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10
SHARK TOOTH COLLECTION
Set of ten sharks teeth of
ten different species
includes
one each of Megalodon, mako, tiger shark, extinct tiger shark, dusky, bull shark,
lemon, sand, and extinct Hemipristis, Squalicorax; sizes range from 1/2" to
1-3/4" (most are jewelry quality, excellent specimens) , and includes
a Fossil Shark tooth Identification sheet, and facts about numerous shark
species.
FAVORITE CHOICE ITEM! Worth every penny.
$32.00/set |
 #S305-1
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#S305-2
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#S305-3
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#S305-4
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#S305-5
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#S305-6
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#S305-7
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#S305-8
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#S305-9
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#S305-10
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#S305-11
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#S305-12
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#S305-13
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#S305-14
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#S305-15
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#S305-16
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#S305-17
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#S305-18
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#S305-19
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#S305-20
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#S305-21
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#S305-22
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#S305-23
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| WIRING
SHARK TEETH PRICES
We can wire your tooth as a pendant, if it is not
already wired, as follows:
Sterling silver wire: $6
Gold filled wire: $8
and the pendant then includes a 20" black
suede necklace free of charge
Other gem bead necklace designs you can choose
from are here on Sharks page 1, "Build a Necklace" section:
SHARKS PAGE 1
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EXTREMELY RARE
FOSSIL SALMON SHARK TEETH
(Cretolamna twiggsensis)
From Dakhla Terton,
West Sahara Morocco (35 million years ago).
Its modern counterpart,
the Salmon shark, fed on salmon, thus its name. This is one
of the extant species of the Lamnidae family, being one of the few shark
that is and was homeothermic.
Priced as
indicated
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| 1-5/8"
long $100 |
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#S-309-1
SOLD |
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1-1/2" long
$95 each
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#S-309-2 |
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1-7/16" long
$90 each
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#S-309-3 |
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1-3/8" long
$85 each
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#S-309-4
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1-1/4" long
$80 each
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#S-309-6 |
#S-309-7 |
#S-309-8 |
#S-309-9 |
#S-309-10 |
#S-309-11 |
#S-309-12 |
#S-309-13 |
#S-309-14 |
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1-1/8" long
$75 each
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#S-309-15 |
#S-309-16 |
#S-309-17 |
#S-309-18 |
#S-309-19 |
#S-309-20 |
#S-309-21 |
#S-309-22 |
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1-1/16" long
$70 each
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#S-309-23 |
#S-309-24 |
#S-309-25 |
#S-309-26 |
#S-309-27 |
#S-309-28 |
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1" long
$65 each
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#S-309-29 |
#S-309-30 |
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BONE
VALLEY PHOSPHATE FOSSIL SHARKS TEETH
The Bone Valley Formation is exposed in the
phosphate mines of central Florida (Polk County). Miocene
age (10-15 million years ago).
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| BULL Shark
(Carcharhinus
leucus)
3/4 to 7/8" long
$15 each
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#S-310-1 |
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#S-310-3 |
#S-310-4 |
#S-310-5 |
#S-310-6 |
#S-310-7 |
#S-310-8 |
#S-310-9 |
#S-310-10 |
#S-310-11 |
#S-310-12 |
#S-310-13 |
#S-310-14 |
#S-310-15 |
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#S-310-17 |
#S-310-18 |
#S-310-19 |
#S-310-20 |
| LEMON
(Negaprion
brevirostris)
3/4 to 1"
long $18
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#S-310-100 |
#S-310-101 |
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#S-310-103 |
#S-310-104 |
#S-310-105 |
#S-310-106 |
#S-310-107 |
#S-310-108 |
#S-310-109 |
#S-310-110 |
#S-310-111 |
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#S-310-113 |
#S-310-114 |
#S-310-115 |
#S-310-116 |
#S-310-117 |
#S-310-118 |
#S-310-119 |
#S-310-120 |
#S-310-121 |
#S-310-122 |
#S-310-123 |
#S-310-124 |
#S-310-125 |
#S-310-126 |
#S-310-127 |
#S-310-128 |
#S-310-129 |
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| DUSKY Shark
(Carcharhinus obscurus)
3/4 to 15/16" long $18
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#S-310-200 |
#S-310-201 |
#S-310-202 |
#S-310-203 |
#S-310-204 |
#S-310-205 |
#S-310-206 |
#S-310-207 |
#S-310-208 |
#S-310-209 |
#S-310-210 |
#S-310-211 |
#S-310-212 |
#S-310-213 |
#S-310-214 |
#S-310-215 |
#S-310-216 |
#S-310-217 |
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#S-310-219 |
#S-310-220 |
#S-310-221 |
#S-310-222 |
#S-310-223 |
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#S-310-226 |
#S-310-227 |
#S-310-228 |
#S-310-229 |
#S-310-230 |
#S-310-231 |
| SAND SHARK
(lamniform sharks of the family Odontaspididae)
15/16 to 1 3/16" long $20
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#S-310-300 |
#S-310-301 |
#S-310-302 |
#S-310-305 |
#S-310-306 |
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| SNAGGLE
TOOTH shark (Hemipristis Serra)
3/4" long $15
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#S-310-400 |
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| TOGO
AFRICAN Fossil Shark Teeth
EXTREMELY RARE TEETH!
Found around Hahotoe, Togo (West Africa)
phosphate mines, teeth date from Miocene/Eocene era
This
is a one-time offering due to the difficulty of dealing with an unstable
trading situation in a Third World country.
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| Sand
tiger (Brachycarcharias lerichei) |
| 1-3/8"
long
$30 ea.
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#S-315-200 |
#S-315-201 |
#S-315-202 |
#S-315-203 |
#S-315-204 |
#S-315-205 |
#S-315-206 |
#S-315-207 |
| 1-1/4"
long
$28 ea.
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#S-315-300 |
#S-315-301 |
#S-315-302 |
#S-315-303 |
| 1-3/16"
long
$24 ea.
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#S-315-400 |
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#S-315-402 |
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| 1-1/8"
long
$22 ea.
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#S-315-500 |
#S-315-501 |
#S-315-502 |
#S-315-503 |
#S-315-504 |
#S-315-505 |
#S-315-506 |
#S-315-507 |
#S-315-508 |
#S-315-509 |
#S-315-510 |
#S-315-511 |
| 15/16"
long
$20 ea.
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#S-315-600 |
#S-315-601 |
#S-315-602 |
#S-315-603 |
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#S-315-605 |
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| 7/8"
long
$18 ea.
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#S-315-700 |
| Extinct
Tiger Shark (Galeocerdo eaglesomi)
Rare, very early Tiger shark,
extremely difficult tooth to acquire!
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| 3/4"
long
$45 ea.
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#S-315-751
SOLD
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| Extinct
Early Mako (Isurus praecursor)
(the earliest Mako shark)
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| 1-3/4"
long
$35 ea.
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#S-315-800 |
#S-315-801 |
#S-315-802 |
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| 1-5/8"
long
$32 ea.
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#S-315-900 |
#S-315-901 |
#S-315-902 |
#S-315-903 |
| 1-1/2"
long
$30
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#S-315-1000 |
| 1-1/4"
long
$26 ea.
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#S-315-1100 |
#S-315-1101 |
#S-315-1102 |
#S-315-1103 |
#S-315-1104 |
#S-315-1105 |
#S-315-1106 |
#S-315-1107 |
| 1-1/8"
long
$24 ea.
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#S-315-1200 |
#S-315-1201 |
#S-315-1202 |
#S-315-1203 |
| 1"
long
$22 ea.
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#S-315-1301 |
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| 7/8"
long $20
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#S-315-1401 |
#S-315-1402 |
#S-315-1403 |
#S-315-1404 |
| Extinct
Mackerel Shark (Serratolamna koerti)
A very unusual and seldom found
species.
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| 1-3/4"
long
$50 ea.
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#S-316-1 |
#S-316-2 |
#S-316-3 |
#S-316-4 |
#S-316-5 |
#S-316-6 |
#S-316-7 |
#S-316-8 |
| 1-5/8"
long
$45 ea.
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#S-316-100 |
#S-316-101 |
#S-316-102 |
#S-316-103 |
#S-316-104 |
#S-316-105 |
#S-316-106 |
#S-316-107 |
#S-316-108 |
#S-316-109 |
#S-316-110 |
#S-316-111 |
#S-316-112 |
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| 1-1/2"
long
$42 ea.
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#S-316-200 |
#S-316-201 |
#S-316-202 |
#S-316-203 |
#S-316-204 |
#S-316-205 |
#S-316-206 |
#S-316-207 |
#S-316-208 |
#S-316-209 |
#S-316-210 |
#S-316-211 |
#S-316-212 |
#S-316-213 |
#S-316-214 |
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| 1-3/8"
long
$40 ea.
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#S-316-300 |
#S-316-301 |
#S-316-302 |
#S-316-303 |
#S-316-304 |
#S-316-305 |
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#S-316-307 |
#S-316-308 |
#S-316-309 |
#S-316-310 |
#S-316-311 |
#S-316-312 |
#S-316-313 |
#S-316-314 |
#S-316-315 |
#S-316-316 |
#S-316-317 |
#S-316-318 |
#S-316-319 |
#S-316-320 |
#S-316-321 |
#S-316-322 |
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| 1-1/4"
long
$38 ea.
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#S-316-400 |
#S-316-401 |
#S-316-402 |
#S-316-403 |
#S-316-404 |
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#S-316-406 |
#S-316-407 |
#S-316-408 |
#S-316-409 |
#S-316-410 |
#S-316-411 |
#S-316-412 |
#S-316-413 |
#S-316-414 |
#S-316-415 |
#S-316-416 |
#S-316-417 |
#S-316-418 |
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| 1-1/8"
long
$36 ea.
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#S-316-500 |
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#S-316-502 |
#S-316-503 |
#S-316-504 |
#S-316-505 |
#S-316-506 |
#S-316-507 |
#S-316-508 |
#S-316-509 |
#S-316-510 |
#S-316-511 |
#S-316-512 |
#S-316-513 |
#S-316-514 |
#S-316-515 |
| 1-1/16"
long
$34 ea.
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#S-316-600 |
#S-316-601 |
#S-316-602 |
#S-316-603 |
#S-316-604 |
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| 1"
long
$32 ea.
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#S-316-700 |
#S-316-701 |
#S-316-702 |
#S-316-703 |
| 7/8"
long $30
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#S-316-800 |
| 3/4"
long
$28
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#S-316-900 |
FOSSIL BULL SHARK TEETH
7/8 to 1" long
Modified "T" shaped teeth
with a dip in the middle, up to 1-1/4" long. The Bull shark
grows to 10 feet. They have a unique ability to survive in salt
and fresh water, including rivers & lakes. A shallow feeder
and a DANGEROUS aggressive shark. Distinctive wide head, the only
shark known to attack a hippo! Also a bull shark that killed a
young boy and full-grown man who attempted to save the boy in Matawan
Creek, New Jersey.
Teeth found by diving in South Carolina rivers near
Charleston SC – Cooper, St. Mary’s or St. John’s Rivers
Age: 10-13
million years old (Miocene Era, 23 to 5 million years ago).
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7/8" upper tooth unless marked
$10 each |
#S-319-1 |
#S-319-2 |
#S-319-3 |
#S-319-4 |
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#S-319-5 lower |
#S-319-6 |
#S-319-7 |
#S-319-8 |
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#S-319-9 |
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1" lower tooth unless marked
$12 each |
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#S-319-21 upper |
#S-319-22 upper |
#S-319-23 |
#S-319-24 |
FOSSIL HEMIPRISTIS SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES
Thought to be extinct, the
Hemipristis (snaggle tooth), a rare shark species, has now been found in
the Indio Pacific deep waters. It grows up to 8 feet long.
The
teeth are notched and deeply serrated on both sides with a high bump in
the center, teeth found up to 1-7/8" long.
INDIVIDUALLY PRICED.
UPPER teeth unless stated otherwise.
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1-5/8" |
#S-319-50
Silver wired, on round hematite bead necklace (6 mm)
$70 |
#S-319-51
Gold twisted wired, on 20” round & cylinder hematite bead necklace
(6x4 and 4 mm) $72 |
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1-3/4" |
#S-319-60
Gold wired, on 20” round hematite bead necklace
(6 mm) $77 |
#S-319-61
Silver wired, on 20” rice black
onyx and round Chinese turquoise bead necklace (8x6 and 6 mm)
$87 |
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1-7/8" |
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THIS IS REALLY LARGE FOR A HEMI - BIG RUGGED TOOTH
#S-319-70
Gold twist wired, on 20” large rice hematite bead
necklace (8x6 mm) $89 |
| 1-7/16" |
#S-320-1 $25 |
#S-320-2 $18 |
#S-320-3 $22 |
#S-320-4 $20 |
| 1-3/8" |
#S-320-30 $15 |
#S-320-31 $18 |
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#S-320-34 (nick on upper right
gum) $19 |
| 1-1/2" |
#S-320-40
Silver wired, on 20” rice black onyx
and round Chinese turquoise bead necklace 8x6 and 6 mm) $61 |
#S-320-41
PERFECT! Silver wired, on 20” rice
black onyx and round Chinese turquoise bead necklace (8x6 mm) $82 |
#S-320-42
Silver wired, on 20” rice black
onyx and Chinese turquoise bead necklace (8x6 mm) $72 |
| 1-1/4" |
#S-320-50 $15 |
#S-320-51 $15 |
#S-320-52 $15 |
#S-320-53 $15 |
#S-320-54 $17 |
#S-320-55 Lower $10 |
#S-320-56 Lower $12 |
#S-320-57 Lower $15 |
#S-320-59
Silver wired, on 20” rice black onyx and round Chinese
turquoise bead necklace (8x6 and 6 mm) $57 |
| 1-3/16" |
#S-320-80 $12 |
#S-320-81 $12 |
#S-320-82 $15 |
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#S-320-84 Lower $10 |
#S-320-85 Lower $10 |
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| 1-1/8" |
#S-320-100 $12 |
#S-320-101 $12 |
#S-320-102 $12 |
#S-320-103 $12 |
#S-320-105 Lower $12 |
#S-320-106 $16 |
#S-320-108 Lower $10 |
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| 1-1/16" |
#S-320-131 $14 |
#S-320-132 $14 |
#S-320-133 Lower $14 |
#S-320-134 Lower $12 |
| 1" |
#S-320-150 $10 |
#S-320-151 $10 |
#S-320-152 $10 |
#S-320-153 $10 |
#S-320-154 Lower $10 |
#S-320-155 Lower $10 |
#S-320-156 $14 |
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#S-320-162 $14 |
#S-320-167 Lower $10 |
#S-320-168 Lower $10 |
#S-320-169 Lower $10 |
#S-320-170 Lower $10 |
#S-320-171 Lower $10 |
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| 15/16" |
#S-320-190 $12 |
| 7/8" |
#S-320-220 $10 SOLD |
| COLLECTOR
HEMIPRISTIS SHARK TEETH |
#S-325-1
1-7/8", 2 nicks on right side serrations
$100 |
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#S-325-3
1-3/4", fissure across top left of root
$90 |
#S-325-4
1-3/4", nick on right hand of root
$85 |
 #S-325-5
1-3/4", flawless
$80 |
#S-325-6
1-3/4", Minor nick halfway up left side
near serrations
$75 |
#S-325-7
1-3/4"; nick on top left of root; two
small nicks in enamel
$70 |
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Fossil HEMIPRISTIS SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES
3/4" tooth wired with gold
craft wired, on a 20" black suede necklace with gold tone clasp.
$84 for each SET OF 12 NECKLACES
Great for party favors or luau!
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#S-325-52 |
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#S-325-54 |
#S-325-55 |
#S-325-56 |
#S-325-57 |
FOSSIL LEMON SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES
Distinctive Capital "T"
shaped teeth up to 1-1/4" long. A sluggish shark that can
live in high temperatures or low oxygen. A shallow feeder,
tolerant of life in captivity for public viewing or scientific
research. The lemon shark eats whatever can't evade its
jaws. It is named for the lemon yellow color, it grows to 11 feet
long.
Teeth found by diving in South
Carolina rivers near Charleston SC – Cooper, St. Mary’s or St. John’s Rivers
Age: 10-13 million years old (Miocene Era, 23 to 5 million years ago).
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7/8" long
wired pendants, include a 20"
black suede necklace
$8 each unless marked otherwise
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 #S-330-I Silver wired $10 |
#S-330-J Gold wired $10 |
#S-330-L Silver wired $10 |
#S-330-1 |
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#S-330-2 |
#S-330-3 |
#S-330-4 |
#S-330-5 |
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#S-330-6 |
#S-330-7 |
#S-330-8 |
#S-330-9 |
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1 to 1-1/16" long
wired pendants, include a 20"
black suede necklace unless specified
$12 each
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#S-333-4 Silver wired on 20" ball
necklace chain |
#S-333-8 Gold wired |
#S-333-9 Gold wired |
#S-333-11 Gold wired |
FOSSIL TIGER SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES
The tiger shark
has wide, short teeth. One side is deeply notched, with
serrations on the inside of the notch, teeth up to 1-1/2"
long. The tiger shark grows to 18 feet and 2000 pounds. It
is named for the striped markings like a tiger, and is the most
aggressive shark in tropical waters. Flattened head, stout body,
powerful but leisurely swimmer, it is the second only to the great
white shark in attacks on
Teeth
average 1 to 1-1/4" long, are
gold wired as a pendant, and include a 20" black suede necklace
$12 each
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#S344-E
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#S344-J
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#S344-K
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#S-344-V |
#S-344-X |
#S-344-Z |
#S-345 |
#S-345-C |
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Fossil TIGER SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES
7/8" tooth wired with gold
craft wire, on a 20" black suede necklace with gold tone clasp.
$96 for each SET OF 12 NECKLACES
Great for party favors or luau!
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FOSSIL DUSKY SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES
(Also known as
the Shovelnose Shark). The Dusky shark has triangular,
serrated teeth up to 1-1/4". This shark grows to 10
feet, is a shallow feeder, and a strong fighter when caught on
line. It eats flounder, starfish and squid, and is caught
for shark fin soup (which we denounce), leather, and liver oil for
vitamins. Potentially dangerous due to size alone.
Average 1" long,
silver wired, and include a 20" black suede necklace
$12 each
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| FOSSIL MACKEREL SHARK
TEETH
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| NOTE:
THIS IS THE TYPE OF SHARK TOOTH NECKLACE WORN BY MILA KUNIS IN THE MOVIE:
"FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL" in 2008 |
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(not to be mistaken for a
"mackerel fish"...this is a SHARK. Lamna Obliqua - extinct, Eocene
period, 50 million years old, from the Khounbga Region of Morocco, North
AFRICA (Sahara Desert). Large shark with pointed snout and spindle
shaped body, a fast swimmer with large sharp teeth, some with cusplets
(small teeth on sides of cusp). The fossil mackerel shark is very
similar to the modern day sharks of this
family (which includes the great white). Estimated adult size:
12-15 feet, weight up to a ton (2000 pounds). Notice the sand color,
as they took on the color of the sand when they fossilized in it
(remember, before it was desert, it was an ocean). Here's a couple
of photos of mackerel shark jaws:
Specify gold or silver wire; includes
a 20" black suede necklace |
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| 1
to 1-1/8" MACKEREL SHARK TEETH
$16 each
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FOSSIL GOBLIN SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES
One of the WEIRDEST sharks you will
ever meet, it resembles its name. A deepwater fish once thought to
be extinct. The teeth resemble sand shark teeth except for the
striations (raised lines) down the enamel that distinguish it.
Photos of the Goblin shark:
(more info on the Goblin Shark on page
9)
Here is an excellent link to more info on the Goblin shark, updated with
the paragraph below it:
http://www.elasmo.com/martin/goblin.html
The availability of Mitsukurina changed abruptly in April
2003. Fishing off the northwest coast of Taiwan in 2000
feet of water, commercial fishermen started boating hundreds of
goblins in the three to four meter range. These local fishermen were
quite secretive with the details, but indicated that they were mostly
males. This is why you will occasionally see a goblin jaw for
sale now, when it was thought to be extinct.
( www.elasmo.com
Goblin
dentition link)
Also, here's a nice collection from a local collector, from the
Waccamaw River here in South Carolina:
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| 1-5/8"
long
$22 each, unless marked |
#S-375-1 SOLD |
| 1-1/2"
long
$20 each, unless marked |
#S-375-6 |
| 1-3/8"
long
$18 each, unless marked |
#S-375-20 |
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#S-375-23 |
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| 1-1/4"
long
$16 each, unless marked |
#S-375-42 SOLD |
| 1-1/16"
long
$14 each, unless marked |
#S-375-60 SOLD |
| 1"
long
$12 each, unless marked |
#S-375-70 SOLD |
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FOSSIL MAKO SHARK SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES
AND COLLECTOR
MAKOS
are on
Sharks page 6
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The most unusual shark attack hat of
the Aurora show!
LUNCH IS SERVED!
Fooled you! It's only DOLPHIN,
check out the other photo here on photographer Kurt Jones' website, thanks to
alert customer Nick
http://www.surfshooter.com/DolphinInfo.html
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