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*The Gallery*
Below you can view and appreciate some of the finest fossil teeth, and some other World-Class specimens we have handled and sold. None of the teeth below have had any restoration or repair, in fact, we do not buy or sell repaired/restored teeth. Below represents one of the finest picture/specimen galleries of fossil teeth on the Net. Enjoy the Gallery!
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*Please click on the thumbnail picture, and the additional views to see a piece in more detail.*
Picture	Size	Item#	Description	Price
	5 5/16" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8	TSPM1	Ultra-rare, large unrepaired Peruvian Meg with outstanding color and preservation, blue and pink enamel, amazing bourlette, snowy white root with almost no cracking as most Peruvians have, good tip, only real flaw is a small enamel flake on the rear, but on an unrepaired Peruvian Meg of this size and color, well, who cares. :) One of the rarest Megs we have come across.	N/A
	5" x 4.5" wide View2 View3 View4	M312	*An incredible and near flawless, super wide, heart* shaped GA Meg, bourlette looks like thick black paint, the serrations are super sharp, perfect tip, a killer GA Meg.**	N/A
	3 1/16" x 2" View2 View3 View4 View5	PGFGW	Huge, textbook 1st Anterior from a shell pit in Punta Gorda, N. Florida. Ultra rare and world-class fossil GW tooth. When is the last time you saw a Florida, land find GW that was over 3" in any condition? I don't think I have even seen another 3"+ Florida land found GW period, but, to have one that's in such gem condition, with colors and patterns like this, with the serrations and tip literally of a fresh, modern GW tooth, and again, all this in a tooth that is 3 1/16", well, this could be the rarest, finest known example of a fossil GW tooth, this one stays with me unless someone offers me a trade I just can't turn down. :)	NFS
	5 3/16" x 4" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6	SC103	Is there a tiny piece of root missing, yes, is there about 15% enamel peel on the rear, yup, is this one of the all time most beautiful Megs these things notwithstanding, without question, yes. :) Huge, wide upper anterior, best possible bourlette, serrations and tip are literally 100% flawless and amazingly pristine/sharp, and oh yeah, there's that color, this one's going to be tough to let go once I stick it on my for sale page. But, I'm going to keep it for a bit, it's just sooooo nice to look at, truly a dream tooth from SC, one so beautiful, it's hard to believe it even exists.	NFS
	6.03" x 4.65" wide View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8 View9	M0985	This is the most impressive black, pyritized Meg we've ever had. Giant tooth at well over 6" by an incredible 4 5/8" wide! The serrations and tip are perfect, and the enamel is true, jet black and so nicely offset by loads of golden pyrite all around the chevron area. You just have to see/hold this one in person to really appreciate it. This one was tough to let go.	N/A
	4.5" View2 View3 View4 View5	M0898	Perfect principal shape, and even without the pyrite smeared all over it, the bourlette was already one of the best ever, but, with pyrite caked all over it, its just a phenomenal, ultra-rare fossil (and mineral specimen), and one of my all time favorite teeth.	N/A
	2 7/8" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7	R006	Ultra-rare Harleyville C. Auriculatus. Large, 100% flawless, and the finest dagger shape I have seen on a Ric. Needle-like tip, killer bulging tan root, great cusps, they just don't get any better.	N/A
	2.9" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8 View9	GPMeg	Not the largest Georgia Meg, but easily one of the coolest, and one of my favorites. The serrations and tip are amazing, look in View2 and View3 at the perfect 3 leaf clover tip, all the serrations are black tipped, and razor sharp, killer bourlette and beautiful blue/gray/tan color, but obviously it's all of the Pyrite that separates this one from the rest. It's just everywhere, it's even spilling out from the enamel, literally dripping down the crown's front! One of my all time favorites from GA. The best pyritized Meg I have owned, and I've had some good ones.	N/A
	3.7" View2 View3	M489	Unbelievable colors on this perfectly symmetrical, upper jaw tooth. Fiery red, flawless burlette, sharp, near perfect serrations and tip, mottled black and grey enamel, just an outstanding tooth for color!	N/A
	2.4" View2	M317	*Huge, razor sharp, absolutely flawless, gem fossil great white from Peru. Vivid, blue* and pink color! One of the finest ever found.**	N/A
	3" View2 View3 View4	HBV2	Well, the second best Bone Valley tooth we have come across, also out of the famous Dr. Hubble collection. Absolute classic BV colors, white root, deep, glossy gray/black crown, a smooth as paper, crack-free cream colored burlette, flawless serrations and tip. Add a pathological ripple just below the root. About as fine as they come. Remarkable specimen!	N/A
	5" View2 View3 View4	gameg	Deep greenish black enamel, and one of the nicest shapes I've ever seen, some trivial root erosion on the rear keeps this from being possibly the best formed Meg I've owned. Still a real beauty to look at. Someone should make a replica mold out of this one. :)	N/A
	9" View2 View3 View4	OS1	This is one of the all time coolest fossils I have come across! It is both a fossil specimen, and, a fine specimen of Gem Opal! On this matrix sit 2 glass-clear prehistoric Squid fossils, which mineralized into complete gem opal! Look at the blue, purple and green inside these glassy "rods". It's a super fossil and a killer precious gem opal specimen at the same time.	N/A
	5" View2	M388	This tooth is so good, so perfect, it's ridiculous. Sharp, virtually perfect serrations, intact and large tip serration, perfect enamel, perfect, curvy shape, and do I even NEED to point out that burlette?	N/A
	4x3.8" View2 View3 View4 View5	M345	Phenomenal and HUGE posterior tooth. It's just about flawless in every way, absolutely the finest posterior we have seen. Beautiful!	N/A
	5.5" x 4.5" Wide View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7	BigNCRed	Recently acquired in a trade, this is arguably one of the rarest Megs in the world. A giant, very early Miocene Meg from NC, from the area where most of the teeth are transitional, or Chubutensis, they almost never get to 5", this one at 5.5" and an incredible 4.5" wide is of near maximum size for an early Miocene Meg, and, it just happens to have the absolute finest, deepest, cherry red enamel! And, the serrations and tip are literally 100% flawless, as in not one micro nick to a single serration, not one. There is some peel on the rear, not too bad, but, try finding another cherry red NC Meg of this size in any condition, let alone basically flawless. I'll be very happy to keep this one in my cabinet until it sells. :) One of the rarest, and most visually appealing large Megs we have ever had, a flawless, monster size cherry red Meg from NC, pretty much the Holy Grail of shark tooth collecting.	N/A
	4 7/16" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8 View9	PathoAng	C. Angustidens from the Ashley Marl (32-34 million years old), Oligocene, near Summerville, SC. Here's a world-class Angustidens, that also happens to be pathological, near record size and in truly remarkable condition. Huge at nearly 4.5", it is as sharp as a fossil tooth can be, the serrations are so long they seem more like small quills than serrations, and they are sharp enough to draw blood with truly the slightest touch. The color is outstanding, golden brown and tan. *There are 2 cusps per side, somewhat hidden among all the wild, Pathological wrinkles and ripples in the blade, but no doubt, the cusps are there, and beautiful.* Nice black bourlette, great root, strong vertical curve to the crown, giving it that claw or fang like shape, only 2-3 serration tips missing on the entire tooth! Tip is completely intact and needle-like. One of the rarest and finest giant Angustidens ever found, not currently for sale, but who knows what the future holds...	*NFS*
	4.25" View2	M147	Phenomenal Venice Beach meg, look at that bourlette! Very appealing tooth.	N/A
	2.75" View2 View3	M133	Unusual and striking, smaller tooth, with a very distinct, black line which follows the chevron. Super sharp and 100% flawless serrations and tip, a very cute, perfect, little gem.	N/A
	5 7/16" x 4 1/8" wide View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8 View9 View10 View11 View12 View13 View14 View15	LC007	*Yorktown Formation, Aurora, NC, Lee Creek Mine* *Carcharocles Megalodon, Miocene Age* *5 7/16" x 4 1/8" wide* *(I do believe this to be the finest known example of a Lee Creek Meg)* A giant for the locality, which rarely even produces 5" teeth, at 5 7/16" and 4 1/8" wide (wider than most LC's are long!), it's an absolute monster for Lee Creek, I'd say the SC/GA equivalent of a 6.5" tooth. With its incredible, curvy and wide heart shape, and the amazing symmetry, this Meg is very clearly a 1st anterior, no doubt about it, literally the best possible shape/form you can have on a Meg tooth, period. The serrations are as sharp, large and pristine as a fresh, modern GW tooth, with just a few small nicks present in one spot, trivial on a LC of this size, and, look closely at the tip, it is the most impressive tip I have ever seen, because not only is it 100% perfect, the crown is pinched and tapers as it goes into the tip, which gives the tip itself an amazingly sharp and pointy profile, even the tip itself on this tooth is heart shaped! :) Bourlette is very attractive, with 2 different colors, the top half is a deep brown color, the bottom half is white, while there are 2 layers, the white bottom part is still a very thick, dense and intact bourlette, with the brownish top layer being a superficial colored coating or veneer that peeled back half way, exposing a still thick, super dense white bourlette below. The massive and gorgeous root has large protective nubs, and is a snowy gray/white phosphate color, very little of the cracking you usually see on large teeth, especially large LCs which are known for having fissures and cracks, this root is relatively crack free in comparison. The enamel is obviously some of the most beautiful you will ever see in your lifetime, light, creamy tan, almost off white in parts, with vivid blue patterns throughout, including a blue bird-like pattern dead center. You simply cannot do better for color on a fossil shark tooth, no way, no how, I mean, just look at it. When you add it up, and consider what this tooth is offering, I think that most will agree, its one of the world's finest Meg teeth period, and very likely the best Lee Creek Meg out there, there could of course be one tucked away somewhere that's better, but, I haven't seen it, don't know anyone who has, and I really don't think there is, this tooth stands quite alone, and was dubbed, aptly, by a friend of mine, a very high-end collector: "The Queen Of Hearts". :) And here she is, breaking the hearts of collectors everywhere because she is not for sale, at least not yet... :)	NFS
	5" View2	M7	Beautiful, curvy, symmetrical shape, razor sharp serrations and tip, exceptional, smooth, brown root and a beautiful bourlette. Without a doubt, one of the world's finest Meg teeth.	N/A
	2.55" View2 View3 View4 View5	M425	Very large, nicely colored fossil Great White. Slight root erosion, but, without a doubt, this tooth has the largest, sharpest serrations I have ever seen on ANY fossil shark tooth, and, the largest, sharpest, most pronounced tip serration I have ever seen. These monster serrations and tip make this a very noteworthy specimen.	N/A
	3.9" View2 View3 View4	M130	Beautiful, marbled brown and tan colors. Extremely large and sharp serrations. Beautiful root, great symmetrical shape. For its size, this one is tough to beat.	N/A
	3.25" View2	M132	Huge serrations, razor sharp, and truly, 100% perfect. Excellent light bluish color, light brown root, just a perfect, little gem.	N/A
	2.4" x 1.9" View2 View3 View4 View5	GW72	Possibly the best Chilean upper lateral of any real size I have seen. Flawless, monster-size serrations, and a huge, perfect well defined tip serration, something not often found on fossil GW's. Gorgeous color and a pristine root that is virtually crack and erosion free, with full bourlette on both sides, things tough to find on the large Chilean teeth. A killer, 100% natural, and priced accordingly.	N/A
	5" View2 View3	M134	Incredible, near flawless lower jaw tooth. Super sharp serrations and tip. Beautiful light tan/peach color, with some bluish gray mixed in. Smooth, reddish brown bourlette. One of the prettiest lowers we have ever owned, and certainly one of the world's finest.	N/A
	4.2" View2 View3	M14	*Beautiful symmetrical principal* tooth, with a monster bourlette, and rare, beautiful black shading and veins running throughout.**	N/A
	4.75" View2 View3	M10	Stunning, flawless upper jaw tooth, with amazing and distinct enamel patterns, the major one being a symmetrical, bird-like design below the bourlette. Natural artwork. Very striking tooth.	N/A
	4.05" View2 View3 View4 View5	HBV1	The best Bone Valley tooth I have ever handled. Incredibly shaped, lower jaw tooth, with a phenomenal, white root with very pronounced protective nubs. The color is spectacular, a very light tan, almost peach, with a faint bluish line tracing each edge. The bourlette is white and virtually perfect. From the collection of Dr. Gordon Hubble.	N/A
	2.7" View2	M496	Well folks, Makos don't get much prettier than this. Huge at 2.7". No root erosion. Phenomenal colors. The top half is sky blue, the bottom is mahogany, reddish brown. Knife-sharp edges. Just a huge and beautifully colored tooth. SOLD	N/A
	5.4" View2	M9	Huge, beautifully shaped upper jaw tooth, with amazing colors. The front is a beautiful blue/black with tan highlights, and the rear is the same, but with a spattering of tannish peach! Add the smooth bourlette and you have one of the finest large teeth anywhere.	N/A
	6.52" View2 View3 View4 View5	T21	*One of the world's finest trilobites of ANY species, a truly giant Cheirurus Ingricus. Extremely rare size, very rare species, beautiful, flawless detail, one in a million.*	N/A
	2.6" View2 View3 View4	M0823	One of the most beautiful large Makos we have seen. Huge, with gorgeous deep blue, and super rich tan enamel, razor sharp and pretty much flawless. Hard to get better at this size, or any size really.	N/A
	4.5" View2 View3	M45	*Amazingly complete, symmetrical, upper jaw tooth. Flawless, razor sharp serrations and tip, monster* bourlette, just about as good a tooth as you'll find, a true gem.**	N/A
	4.2" View2	M118	Absolutely beautiful, smaller, gem, upper jaw tooth. Symmetrical shape. Great blue/black, glossy enamel. The bourlette is not merely perfect, it pyritized during fossilization, injecting metallic, golden highlights into the bourlette's vertical striations. Phenomenal eye appeal on this one.	N/A
	5" View2	M6	One of the finest teeth we have ever had the privilege to own. Perfect shape, killer bourlette, dark blue/black color, perfect serrations and tip, just a phenomenal upper jaw tooth. Also, take a look at the tooth directly above, M118, these 2 teeth are so similar, it seems like M6 is M118's big brother!	N/A
	6" View2 View3 View4	P-100	The finest Phacopid trilobite we have ever seen. Huge at 6" outstretched, incredible, natural golden calcite preservation, beautiful detail, it displays beautifully from multiple angles. The eyes are flawless and huge, they alone are nearly an inch long, as big as many complete trilobites! Phenomenal specimen, almost certainly one of the world's best.	N/A
	4.5" View2	M119	Folks, the pictures speak for themselves. The finest lower jaw tooth we have handled, and for its size, possibly the world's finest example. Beautiful tooth.	N/A
	4.75" View2 View3 View4 View5	M20	Stunning upper jaw tooth. Beautiful colors, the best possible jet black bourlette, which actually extends down, and on to the enamel line. Flawless, razor sharp serrations and tip, beautiful, light tan root, perfect enamel, words simply cannot express how amazing this tooth is. One of the finest we have handled.	N/A
	92g/3oz. 23k+ View2	GN1	Absolutely the finest gold nugget we have ever come across. Very rare weight/size, beautiful, absolutely pure gold color, and a killer shape, in fact, it looks exactly like a whale or dolphin! 23k purity, the best color, awesome shape, what more could you ask for? Most people don't realize that large gold nuggets are FAR rarer than large diamonds, rubies or emeralds.	N/A
	5.3"	M15	Huge upper jaw tooth. Phenomenal bourlette, wonderful, symmetrical shape, flawless, razor sharp serrations, huge tip serration, for the size, hard to beat.	N/A
	5"	M121	One of my all time favorite meg teeth. The densest bourlette I believe I have ever seen, with some pyrite streaks too. Amazing, wide triangular shape, color patterns in the glossy enamel, razor sharp serrations/tip, I like this one a lot.	N/A
	3" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7	HP3	Another finest of its type trilobite. Unparalleled detail and aesthetics, unusually large for the species, phenomenal specimen.	N/A
	4.5" View2	M124	Extremely rare, giant Summerville SC, Angustidens tooth, with beautifully defined side cusps. One of the largest of its type ever found, and in razor sharp, near perfect condition. Of interest, Dr. Gordon Hubble, who is widely regarded as the world's foremost shark and shark tooth expert, acquired this tooth from us in 2000 for his excellent personal collection.	N/A
	5" View2 View3	M800	Amazing, super-wide, unrestored bourlette, and great enamel coloration, serrations and tip slightly worn, but nonetheless, a beautiful, very unique specimen. Now resides in a private collection in Boston.	N/A
	5.32" x 4.5" wide View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8 View9	M129	*One of the most unusual and just plain cool teeth we have ever* seen. Absolutely beautiful, wide, triangular shape, it's nearly a perfect, equilateral triangle!** Huge, symmetrical, very deep pathological ripples on each side of the blade below the root, some of the most pronounced ripples I've seen in fact, and present on both sides, where more often it's just on one. Killer root that's 1.5" thick, with a very large center protrusion that allows this large Meg to stand up perfectly on its root just like an Auriculatus. Very few Megs can do that, especially large ones like this. The enamel is as naturally glossy as any I've seen, with really beautiful color and richness. Virtually perfect, razor sharp serrations, with a very large and sharp tip serration. Amazing tooth, still among my favorites after all these years!	N/A
	3 1/8" View2	M30	From the famous collection of Dr. Gordon Hubble, I sold this amazing Orange Bone Valley to a private collector several years back.	N/A
	6 7/16" x 5.2" wide View2	Ch002	One of the largest overall teeth out of Chile in gem condition, a massive principal tooth that's wider than a large Meg is long. Amazing giant Meg.	N/A
	4.75" View2	M12	This amazing, lower jaw tooth has about the finest bourlette we have ever seen, transitioning seamlessly into the enamel line. Great, curvy shape, beautiful root, just an exceptional tooth. Of interest, this wonderful tooth was bid to over $1,000 on Ebay a few years back.	N/A
	4"	M13	Perfect Gem. Excellent bluish black color, phenomenal bourlette, extra sharp serrations and tip, great tooth.	N/A
	2.55" View2 View3	M0821	Amazing Peruvian Mako, the richness of the color is mind boggling, and there is an almost pearlescent quality and near translucency to the enamel which is remarkable, one of my all time favorite Makos.	N/A
	4 3/16" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7	M0089	One of the nicest, rarest colored NC Megs I have seen. Amazingly bright and pastel orange/tan enamel, as glossy and rich as enamel gets. Teeth from the Carolinas with this kind of color pretty much never have a bourlette to speak of, but this one has a killer bourlette that has 3 distinct bands of color and is as dense and thick as they get. The serrations are huge, as sharp as a fresh tooth with zero wear, and, there is not one micro nick on the entire tooth, including a flawless tip serration. If you collect for color, you can't afford to miss this one, as good as it gets.	N/A
	4.28" x 3.10 View2 View3	HVRic1	*World-Class Giant Ric!* Incredibly complete and truly giant C Auriculatus from SC near Harleyville. One of the finest Rics in existence.	N/A
	4.5" View2	M27	Light brown root, smooth black bourlette, super sharp serrations and tip, a deeply colored, absolute gem tooth.	N/A
	4.2" View2 View3	M17	Amazing lower jaw tooth. Bluish color, phenomenally sharp and large, 2-tone serrations, HUGE, sharp tip serration, and beautiful, speckled blue and gray enamel patterns. One of my favorite Meg teeth!	N/A
	5.4"X 4.2" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6	M0507	I love the shape, size and color of this huge Meg from GA, plus the ripples below the root on each side are gorgeous, I believe I even see some Chub-like cusps, and that kind of makes sense given the unusually large and sharp serrations, which early Miocene Megs/Chubs often have, if it's indeed a Chub, it's one of the biggest ever.	N/A
	4 5/8" View2 View3 View4 View5	M0990	*An Astounding, gem quality large Meg from SC. Incredible* bourlette that is like thick, black paint, and large, super pointy serrations, this is about as good as they get.**	N/A
	4.2" View2 View3 View4	M125	Beautifully colored, early Miocene Meg/Chub tooth, with unbelievably large and sharp serrations, in fact, some of the largest and sharpest serrations I have ever seen on a fossil tooth. The color is an extremely attractive peach/pink, great symmetrical shape to this upper jaw tooth, huge root nubs, a GREAT tooth.	N/A
	4 1/16" View2 View3 View4	M0092	Giant, true Chubutensis, with clear remnants of cusps, absolutely mind boggling colors, ranging from blue to gray to a very rich tan, great root and bourlette, serrations are monsters, and the tip is sharp. About as fine a large Chub as you'll find. Super rare and beautiful specimen.	N/A
	5.3" X 4.7" View 2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8 View9	M0912	Giant SC Meg with a heavily pyritized bourlette, killer root with incredible detail, and, this tooth is nearly 5" wide! Serrations that are amazingly sharp and nearly flawless, as is the needle-like tip, amazing giant Meg.	N/A
	4 1/8" View2 View3	M14	Completely unique and rare lower principal tooth, with the best shape, amazing glossy enamel that gradually fades from deep black into silvery gray across the crown's front, then, the rear is even better, with silvery enamel full of black veins, add super sharp serrations, one of the best bourlettes ever, plus, this is a RARE Venice Beach, FL tooth to boot, amazing specimen.	N/A
	4 1/8" View2 View3 View4 View5	M0832	The eye appeal and gemminess of this SC Meg is just incredible, take a look for yourself, about as well preserved a tooth as you'll find in water, rivals the best land teeth for sheer quality and beauty.	N/A
	5.1" View2 View3 View4 View5	M828	Well, I know I said that M786 is the best black tooth we have seen, and it was true, until we got this amazingly beautiful black gem in recently. Deep black color, awesome shape, killer root, serrations are PERFECT, with not one missing! The tip is very sharp and just about flawless. But, obviously, what makes this tooth truly extraordinary is that amazing, wide, and just about perfect bourlette, I'm not sure I have ever seen its equal. One of the finest, most impressive teeth we have ever offered for sale or even seen for that matter. You will NOT be disappointed and you will own truly one of the world's finest examples of the species. As good as it gets folks.	N/A
	2.7" View2 View3 View4	M842	As fine a Lee Creek as you'll find. Beautiful tan color with a great blue-gray patch dead center! Razor sharp, virtually perfect serrations, a tip like a needle, awesome bourlette and root. As nice as they come. Highly recommended.	N/A
	5.25" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8 View9	G0902	One of the finest examples of a 1st anterior we have ever seen. Huge, perfectly formed, classic 1st anterior shape/form, amazing bourlette with pyrite veins, beautifully formed root, super rich and glossy light gray/tan enamel, serrations are huge, pristine, razor sharp and 99%+, the tip is 100% flawless. No enamel peel front or rear, for it's size, which is impressive, truly as fine as Meg teeth get.	N/A
	5.3X4.2" View2 View3 View4	M786	One of the absolute finest, highest quality large black teeth we have ever handled, and we have seen some pretty nice teeth. Incredible shape, deep, glossy, absolute jet black enamel, awesome, wide, light tan root, contrasting so beautifully with the black enamel and let's not forget the mind boggling smooth bourlette! The bourlette area is actually nearly perpendicular to the crown, so rarely do we see this and its very attractive. Serrations are razor sharp, pristine, and the tip is flawless. One of our best black teeth, and destined to be added to our "Gallery" page.	N/A
	4.5"	M214	Beautifully shaped, perfectly triangular, and just about flawless tooth, with vivid enamel colors and patterns. Amazing Meg.	N/A
	3.75" View2	M72	Have you EVER seen color like this? A razor sharp gem with incredible color, truly one in a million.	N/A
	3.7" View2 View3	M489	Unbelievable colors on this perfectly symmetrical, upper jaw tooth. Fiery red, flawless bourlette, sharp, near perfect serrations and tip, mottled black and gray enamel, just an outstanding tooth for color, one of the prettiest we have seen!	N/A
	4.75" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7	SC101	Simply put, the finest, highest quality SC Meg we have owned, or even seen in person. Serrations and tip literally of a fresh modern GW tooth, and 100% flawless. Orange, paper-like bourlette, 99.5% complete, smooth, tan and highly detailed root, and about the nicest enamel ever. Great shape too, unreal!	*NEFS* *(Not ever* for sale)** :)
	40"	Joey Fisher	The newest addition to The Fossil Gallery's private collection, Joey Chad Fisher, born May 5 2004. An excellent specimen, and cute too. :) Point of fact, the only creature that Megalodon was known to fear.	N/A
	5'10"	Tracie Anne & Oreo	Absolutely the finest of their type, beautiful colors and aesthetics. The best possible specimens. Part of the permanent collection of The Fossil Gallery. Not currently, nor ever for sale. :)	N/A

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