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All Shark Teeth appearing on this page have been reduced in Price !
Some of these teeth will be incomplete broken specimens that are called 3/4 or 1/2 , which describes their overall completeness.
Some teeth may appear here because there is some minor damage that would make them less than perfect, such as major dings or strips of enamel missing.
Whichever the case, this is a good opportunity to purchse nice large teeth at very good prices.

(073010a) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - Minor
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $38.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(073010b) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - Minor
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $35.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(073010c) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - Minor
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $32.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(073010d) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - Sharp
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $32.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(073010e) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - No
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $35.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(073010f) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - Minor
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $35.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(073010g) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - Sharp
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $38.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(073010h) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - Minor
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $38.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(073010j) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - Minor
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $38.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(073010k) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - Minor
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $32.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(073010m) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - Minor
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $32.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(073010n) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
This is a damged tooth missing a side or tip that has been mounted into a partial whale bone. The whales were the primary food of these large sharks. These make dramatic display pieces at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a full tooth.
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -No
Serrations - Minor
Quality - Impressive Display
**** $38.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(040610x) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
Tooth Length 4 & 3/4 inches !!!!
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -Yes
Serrations - No
Damage - Polished front - one side ding, minor striping on back
Tip - Good
Quality - Good
**** $130.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.

(021810a) Large Fossil Shark Tooth
Largest Shark that ever lived, and a distant cousin of the present day "Great White Shark" Estimated size of these sharks is up to 100 feet, with teeth of up to 7 inches in length.
Tooth Length 5 & 1/2 inches !!!!
Name: Carcharocles megalodon
Age: Miocene Epoch
Formation: Hawthorne
Location: Charleston coastal areas, South Carolina
Specifics:
Full tooth -Yes
Serrations - No
Damage - Significant striping on front
Tip - Rounded
Quality - Very impressive size - low grade tooth at low price
**** $175.00
For a larger image of the specimen, click on photo at right.
To order this item, please record item catalog number and scroll to yellow box at the bottom of this page.
Click on this yellow box to go to our secure order form where you can place your order.
For multiple items, record the item numbers on paper and then proceed to the yellow box.