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Contents: Collector Megalodon teeth, Agatized Carcharodon carcharias fossil great white shark tooth necklaces from Peru; Pathologic deformed megalodon teeth, Signed Rodney Fox Shark photo posters.
The largest megalodon tooth (6-7/8") you will find on the "Weirdest" Page. Megalodon (prehistoric great white) 25 million years ago reached a length of 40-120 feet. 7" is the biggest that has been found. Color only indicates the minerals it happened to fossilize in, not the age. Teeth are graded and priced by:
Size, rarity, any damage, condition of enamel & serrations.
SHARK TEETH ON THIS PAGE CANNOT BE WHOLESALED.
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COLLECTOR MEGALODON SHARK TEETH Yes we can wire any of these teeth for you to wear as a necklace: gold is $8.00 more, silver is $6.00 more; see necklace choices on page 1 |
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#S-501. Called a "traveler" tooth when there's more than one color - it partially fossilized in one area, then earth movement, ocean currents carried it to another area where it finished fossilizing. This meg tooth started out in the Chesapeake Bay area, East Coast, Maryland, and ended up in the Cooper River in the Carolinas. 4-3/4", serrations excellent. $460 SOLD |
#S-502 3", nick left root and R & L serrations; visible serrations, smooth tip $85 |
#S-504. Meg tooth (Florida) is 3-7/8" long, serrations and "ears" excellent, nicked tip and stripe of enamel missing. $125 |
#S-505. Meg tooth is 4-1/4", excellent gum line, groove in enamel, serrations good, damage to serrations on right lower third. $305sold |
#S-506. LARGE Superb megalodon tooth specimen, (4-3/4"), museum grade, perfect serrations, tiny nick on right mid gum line. $615 SOLD |
#S-507. EXTRA LARGE Megalodon tooth (5-5/8") - bottom portion pristine, serrations excellent; gum line missing top right portion, cut on left side of gum line. Size & condition of enamel commands an excellent value. $615 |
#S-508. LARGE , perfect museum quality megalodon tooth, 4-5/8", no flaws whatsoever. $515 SOLD |
#S-514 3-3/4", visible serrations, minor nicks, some root missing on upper left and back $95 |
#S-516. Megalodon tooth, near museum grade 3-5/8", chunk from backside of gum line missing; 1/8" of serrations missing from bottom right side edge. $180 |
#S-523 4-5/8", sharp serrations, nick on tip $245 SOLD |
#S-524 4-11/16", sharp serrations, nick on left $260 |
#S-525 2-7/8" collector tooth, silver wired as on 19" hematite bead necklace $145 |
#S-526 3-1/2" collector tooth, silver wired on 19" Chinese turquoise and hematite bead necklace $270 |
#S-527 3-3/8" collector tooth, silver wired on red round glass and hematite bead necklace $195 |
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#S-529 2-1/2", Nick on tip; sharp serrations $20 |
#S-533 3", sharp serrations, fossil shell in part of missing root $30 |
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#S-534 3-1/4"; visible serrations, center enamel missing $25 |
#S-534-A 3-5/8", symmetrical tooth, no serrations, missing enamel at tip $25 |
#S-535-B 3-1/2", button tooth, sharp serrations, minor nick on left, stable fissure top horizontal on root $100 |
This is Siriphong in Thailand that bought 3 of our collector megalodon shark teeth. One happy customer! Thanks for sharing. |
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WHITE TEETH (Carcharodon carcharias) 3 million yrs
old
Here is the difference between the Extinct Mako, its descendent the fossil Great White, and an unrelated Megalodon:
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#S-548
2-1/4" fossil great white shark tooth, Sterling silver capped. |
$150.00 |
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#S-549-A 2-1/8" fossil great white; Damaged front enamel but a fine large tooth, sterling capped as a pendant | $140.00 |
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#S-550-D 1-1/2" fossil great white, silver filigree cap with wraparound shark motif, pendant | $125.00 |
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#S-551 1-3/8" Fossil great white, no flaws; sterling silver cap pendant | $100.00 |
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#S-553 1-3/8" fossil great white, no flaws; sterling silver cap pendant | $100.00 |
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#S-554-A 1-3/8" fossil great white, no flaws, silver cap pendant | $100.00 |
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#S-554-E 1-3/8" fossil great white, no flaws, filigree silver cap with wraparound shark motif, pendant | $115.00 |
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#S-555 1-3/8" fossil great white, no flaws; sterling silver cap pendant | $100.00 |
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#S-555-C Fossil great white, 1-1/4" long, serrations perfect; special sterling silver cap filigree of ocean scene with wrap-over of shark on right | $115 |
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#S-556-A 1-1/8" fossil great white, no flaws, silver filigree cap with shark motif, pendant | $100.00 |
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collection of MEGALODON
"Button" Side teeth FOR SALE AS A COLLECTION OF 59 TEETH they measure from 3/4" to 3-3/4" in size $1600.00 or comparable value item(s) but nothing that has to be fed! |
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| #S-559. RARE
collection of pathologic megalodon and mako shark teeth with BITE marks
from other sharks
FOR SALE AS A COLLECTION of 10 TEETH FOR $1200.00 or comparable value item(s) but nothing that has to be fed! |
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AGATIZED FOSSIL GREAT WHITE TEETH
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#S-563. Agatized Fossil Great White tooth is 1 1/2" long (top tooth), PERFECT. Gold wired as a pendant, 20" black suede necklace included. | $95.00 |
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#S-565. Agatized Fossil great white bottom tooth is 1 1/2" long, PERFECT. Gold wired as a pendant, 20" black suede necklace included. | $95.00 |
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#S-566. Agatized Fossil great white top tooth is 1 1/2" long, PERFECT. Sterling silver capped. | $145.00 |
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#S-567. Agatized Fossil great white top tooth; gold wired as a pendant, is 1 1/2" long, serrations complete but worn. No flaws. | $75.00 |
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#S-568-A Agatized fossil great white, 1-1/2". Bottom serrations worn, great tooth. | $100 |
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#S-568-B Agatized fossil great white, 1-1/2", gold wired as a pendant; hint of serrations | $60 |
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#S-568-C Agatized fossil great white, gold wired as a pendant; 1-1/2" long, hint of serrations | $60 |
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#S-568-E Agatized fossil great white, 1-1/2"; visible serrations | $60 |
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Below is good customer Harlan's shark tooth collection that is enviable:
left to right: 1.75" paleocarcharodon,
2.75" auriculatus, 2.6" angustiden, 1.25" chubutensis,
1.5" megalodon, 3" great white, 2.44" gwt. other notables
include: 3" mako, 2.25" mako, 1.12" bull, 2.12" great
white tooth, & assorted lamniforms from Macon,Ga (very rare location).
And his collection of the biggest megalodon teeth:
And finally, an action photo of Harlan himself holding up an anemometer in Jacksonville Beach, FL during Hurricane Jeanne on Sept. 26, 2004, in the middle of nature's fury, though the worst damage was further south from him.
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customer Michael has two of our shark posters, and a gator head, now in
his college dorm room:
and is showing off his big Megalodon shark tooth necklace he purchased from us. I'm sure he gets plenty of comments!
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customers Laura and Mark in the Netherlands have added many beautiful
sharks teeth to their collection that they purchased from our website (a
large bag of Megalodon shark teeth frags and several collector Megalodon).
They dig for fossils in their area too. Here's Laura's comments:
2/19/08 It is nice to know there are people as crazy as us. Mark is the real fanatic, and I spot the best specimens. Among the small ones we found a 4 mm (o,16 inch) Galeorhinus levefrei. An even smaller Notorynchus primigenius we lost, sadly. These teeth we found at the Belgian coast, some four weeks ago. From weeks of rain, we now see the first sunshine. So we went to search for teeth again. We did not find very many, but it was fun doing again. We went to Mill, a sand winning site, where they suck up sand from the bottom of an little lake. In that sand we sometimes find Hastalises. Here you can see Mark in the ditch.
3/3/08 After they received their second package of fossil teeth that Laura bought for Mark's birthday: It was overwhelming. I never saw this many special and awesome teeth at once. I understood you added some teeth to the order Laura made. Especially the bag with teeth from Aurora mine held a lot of waauw. This bag is really what I like. To touch them all, and determinate the species and all. All the colors!! Our teeth are mainly black. On my do before I die list stands a visit to these mines. It has been on the list for some time now. It just moved to the top of the list. We just have to wait a while and be patient. You know why. If there are more teeth available from Aurora, please let me know. I can spend all my allowance. I know, I'm a junky. But maybe you understand.... Also the rare specimens (hemipristis, tiger, goblin, etc, etc.) are really awesome. Laura took a picture. She also thought it was funny to give me a bib, for my drool. I was that ecstatic.
The micro teeth are beautiful as well. Maybe it will interest you that we have some very little teeth as well. Is there something missing in your collection? Maybe I can return the favor. I will add a picture to give you an impression what the Belgian coast has to offer.
Again, thank you very much. Mark |
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that Mark & Laura sent from their collection, micro fossil teeth from
the Belgian coast, "knokke" teeth and ray plates and drum fish
teeth, and great Isurus Hastalis (Mako) teeth from Mill, Holland.
Thanks so much! Here's Glenn clowning at looking at the micro teeth (Mr. Cave
Bear is in the background of the 3rd photo):
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We're at "South of the Border" at the North Carolina/South Carolina border where there's a Mexican themed Amusement park, arcade, lovely antique store and beach stores. The best thing was this 27 foot great white shark trophy mount - this shark was caught off the coast of Barbados in 1995. |
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