Megalodon Teeth

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Picture	Size	Item#	Description	Price
	4.33" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6	MG1210	One of the nicest looking teeth I've ever seen, gorgeous light blue/gray enamel with distinctly orange/tan patches throughout, flawless, absolutely gigantic and pristine serrations, and, a perfect needle tip, and, look at the bourlette! About as good as fossil teeth get, priced accordingly.	SOLD
	2" View2 View3 View4	BV912	Flawless, bright orange Bone Valley, just about as perfect as a tooth can be, and the color, wow! Not huge, but totally killer.	SOLD
	4 13/16" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8	Mb112	The world-class shape, clearly an upper principal, (textbook, yet very rare form), the very good size, just under 5", the monster, pristine serrations, the smooth, ultra dense pyrite filled bourlette (You'll likely never see its equal), the killer light brown root with perfect form and rare color, and the insane colors and patterns in the enamel, all add up to one of the most visually striking and impressive river Megs I have ever seen. The diver who found it last year was planning on keeping it in his very small collection, when I say small, I mean like 10 teeth, and he finds a lot of teeth, so, it took a while, and I paid a lot, but, after much whining and begging, I did manage to get it from him, I too was planning on keeping it in my very small collection, but finally decided, with some "help" from my wife, to offer it. It's not cheap, but I promise you, when you see it, you'll know exactly why it's priced where it is. I get a Meg this nice maybe once in a year. I do get my fair share, well, more than my fair share, of killer Megs, and very rarely are they this nice. This is a Meg I would really like to keep, and that's saying something. :)	SOLD
	5.2" x 3.9" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7	MR0523	I know what you're wondering, is this a giant, killer Bone Valley? Nope, but an every bit as rare giant May River, and as you can see, just as beautiful as any BV, and just think for a moment what a 5.2" by nearly 4" wide BV with this shape, color and serrations/tip would cost, let's just say, $10,000 would be a low number. The best possible shape on this large, wide upper anterior, the colors and markings are what Meg tooth dreams are about, the root has a phosphate, Bone Valley look, as you can see, there is a minor amount of superficial root erosion on the non display side, very minor, but the root's front does seem more like the root of a good BV or Lee Creek. The serrations and tip are just freakishly sharp, literally as well preserved as a 5"+ Meg can have, truly spooky sharp, and the serrations are 99.9%, with amazingly, just one lightly nicked, and the tip is absolutely like a needle. Although the bourlette is missing in areas, the chevron is so clean and colorful, it's actually very nice looking, hard to explain, but in person, I think you'll agree that this is one time a partially absent bourlette isn't really much of a drawback. I think you could search the rest of your life and not find a finer, more impressive example of a May River, and all things considered, it's priced pretty reasonably. A few years ago, it would have been quite a bit more. Jump on it now while prices are still a little lower.	$2250
	1.98" View2 View3	GV012	What an absolute screamer! Yes, one nick, but wow, that color! Plus absolutely beautiful form, almost Hubble-ish. Getting a BV with color like this and an intact tip has become all but impossible these days. I had initially thought this to be a Gainesville tooth, but after speaking with the gentleman who personally found it, it's most definitely a Bone Valley, and what a BV it is! If you're a color collector, you should really scoop this one up.	SOLD
	3 15/16"+ View2 View3 View4 View5	SCM009	Just about as fine and visually appealing as a fossil shark tooth gets. Gorgeous blue/gray enamel, with contrasting darker blue areas, amazingly complete bourlette, about the finest possible root, and pretty much the ultimate shape/form. Add pristine, truly razor sharp serrations, many of which are truly gigantic, and you have overall, one of the nicest 4" Megs anywhere.	SOLD
	4.82" x 3.25" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6	VA112	Absolutely pristine red site Meg from VA. Remarkable serrations and tip, beautiful, rich caramel brown/red enamel with whitish swirls, excellent upper anterior form, and very large for a Miocene red site Meg. It is extremely tough to find high quality, razor sharp red site Megs in this sort of condition with such well preserved serrations and a needle-like tip, and doubly so at this size. It does have a fissure along the top of the root with slight erosion, but that's totally normal for this locality, it doesn't take much if anything away from this incredible example of a large, red site VA Meg.	SOLD
	2 5/8"+ View2 View3 View4	CH-ER6	One of the sweetest examples of a transitional Chubutensis I've had in a while, recovered from a SC river. Nearly flawless, large serrations, perfect tip, absolutely breathtaking colors, the quality of the enamel is stunning and gem-like, and, those transitional cusps are just plain incredible! I also love the amazingly perfect root with it's wonderful articulation and form. Just a killer all around, even nicer in person, truly a gem. Whomever gets this one is going to be in shark tooth love. :)	SOLD
	3.01" x 2.18" View2 View3 View4 View5	BV121b	Large, slightly over 3" Bone Valley with the finest possible root, an incredible bourlette that seems almost like neon colored opal, gorgeous pale blue and tan enamel, and basically flawless serrations/tip, save for a small nick to the tip of the tip serration, the rest is as pristine as they come, and, the serrations are also mostly black tipped, extremely cool. One of the prettier BV teeth at this size you're going to see, priced fairly all things considered. I've seen BV teeth not this good sell for well over $1,000 in the past.	SOLD
	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.	SOLD
	3 7/16" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8	LC094	One of the nicest lowers you'll see from Lee Creek. Beautiful form and color, ultra sharp serrations and tip, white root that looks like it was cast from a mold, just as gem-like as fossil teeth get. As fine as it seems in the pictures, it's actually even nicer in person, just an incredible tooth.	$650
	4 7/8" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8 View9	CH241	Chub age Meg of near record size for a middle Miocene tooth. While it lacks cusp definition, one look will tell you this is a middle Miocene tooth, and whether you want to call it a Chubutensis, or a very early Meg, or a transitional, it's rare as can be at just under 5", and, it also happens to be a gorgeous tooth in every respect. Jet black enamel, huge, just about perfect serrations, the tip is like something out of a dream, it's sort of pinched, tapered and beak-like, and it is just incredible. The overall shape and form of this Chub/Meg is spectacular, and I think you'll have a very tough time finding a better example of a giant middle Miocene Meg/Chub. One of my favorites, and I just can't emphasize enough how truly rare this one is.	SOLD
	4.75" x 3.65" View2 View3 View4 View5	GGM920	If ever there was a Meg tooth that reminded me of an actual gem, it's this one. Overall, one of the highest quality Megs I have ever seen. Beautiful blue to blue gray enamel with darker blue patterns evident. Best possible bourlette, great root and overall form, and, the serrations and tip are literally flawless, and as sharp and pristine as a fresh tooth. One of my all time favorites, so much so, I recently made it my new header picture on this page. :) Truly about as fine as a fossil shark tooth gets.	SOLD
	5 7/16" x 4" View2 View3	GM0192	Absolutely breathtaking, giant, jet black upper anterior, with an incredible root and overall form. Sharply serrated with minimal damage, very good tip, huge root ears/nubs, which we always like to see, just an unusually attractive, and truly gigantic black Meg.	$995
	5 1/8" x 4" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7	CM012	*Although this tooth is sold, I have several extremely fine red VA Megs available, if you feel like you missed out on this one, don't worry, I have a few that are at least as good as this one.* Super rare, gigantic for the location and age, early Miocene Meg from Virginia. It's extremely hard to find a large red VA Meg in even mediocre condition, let alone gem condition , and this one is about as gemmy as you'll find for a red VA Meg this size. Serrations are pristine and razor sharp, essentially flawless, if I look with magnification, I think I see one micro nick to a single serration tip, that's it, unheard of for a 5"+ red VA Meg, also, the tip is 100% flawless as well, typical bone bourlette, slight root erosion on the very top of the root, but that's very common for the area. Extraordinary colors, ranging from deep cherry red, to almost white, some blackish green, tan and brown, this tooth truly has color to spare! It also has the very rare and sought after wide, triangular shape, clearly a massive upper anterior. Overall, one of the nicest red VA Megs you'll come across.	SOLD
	3 3/8" View2	LCC36	*Flawless, beautifully colored and formed Lee Creek Chubutensis* from the Miocene, Pungo formation in Aurora, NC. About as nice as they get for the locality.**	SOLD
	3.25" View2 View3 View4 View5	MRM043	Beautifully formed and colored, heavily serrated Miocene Meg/Chub from the famous May River. Just about as nice as they get. Don't let the relatively small size fool you, this is a major specimen! And really, for a MR Miocene Meg/Chub, it's not even that small. An absolute killer.	$595
	5 5/8"+ x 4 1/8" View2 View3 View4 View5	Ga0217	One of the most beautiful, very large Megs we've ever come across. And quite possibly the overall finest Meg from Georgia we have seen. Huge, textbook 1st Anterior, with the classic and sought after, yet quite elusive pointed, heart shape. The best possible shape/form a Meg can have, and on a giant tooth, very tough to get. Gorgeous actual blue streaked enamel, with some almost white areas, notice how the enamel turns almost white near the tip. The enamel is super glossy as well, but naturally glossy, not polished. *The root is equally impressive, a rich, smooth chocolate brown color, and it has amazing* form and articulation, about the nicest root I've seen on a large Meg. The serrations are small, but super sharp, and a good 97% complete, the tip is sharp and perfect! The bourlette has a flake, but is as dense as can be and very attractive.** You'll have a very tough time finding a nicer looking Meg this size from any locality, I'd put its beauty and rarity right up there with Lee Creek and Bone Valley, and arguably, this one is even rarer as you just don't see teeth like this from GA.	SOLD
	4 5/8" View2 View3 View4 View5	M0990	What can I say about this SC Meg, it is definitely one of the finest I have ever seen. Serrations as sharp, fresh and pristine as a modern Great White tooth, I'd say 99+% with maybe 2 or 3 micros barely visible, an absolutely flawless, needle-like tip serration, a bourlette that will truly astound you, I have seen some great bourlettes, and this one is as fine as I have seen, if you are a bourlette fan like I am, you will be blown away by this one, its density and quality are just phenomenal, it's like thick black paint, but of course it's not. :) Add a perfect, smooth chocolate brown root with just textbook form, and, the 2 tiny bits of enamel recession on each side are both actually filled with natural, golden metallic pyrite, always a welcome and rare addition to any tooth, as well, there is pyrite sprinkled about the brown root. The enamel is as rich and glossy as it gets, and the shape and overall form of the tooth simply cannot be improved upon. If you want one of the world's best examples of an upper anterior, well, it's right here, a bit pricey for the size, but you just won't find better at any price, don't take my word for it, just look. :) Money gladly refunded if you don't agree 100%.	SOLD
	4 7/8" View2 View3 View4	GM0125	Folks, at just under 5", this is a very large Meg, and frankly, in the world of shark teeth, they just don't really get any better or more pristine. Beautiful form, killer bourlette and root, ultra sharp serrations that are 99.9% flawless, perfect tip serration, and absolutely top notch enamel with no significant peel, and some interesting colors, it also has the best possible natural gloss. You could look the rest of your life and not find a finer tooth of this size, in fact, you'd have a hard time finding a 3" Meg this nice.	SOLD
	4 1/16" View2 View3 View4 View5	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 from SC.	SOLD
	4 1/8" View2 View3 View4 View5	M0832	The eye appeal and gem quality 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.	SOLD
	4.28" x 3.10 View2 View3	BR011	Giant transitional Auriculatus from SC, near Harleyville. Huge, truly world-class late Eocene/early Oligocene Ric, serrations and tip of a fresh tooth with zero wear, one micro nick to a serration tip is the only damage on the entire tooth! Thick, nicely formed root with classic center bulge that allows the tooth to easily stand on its root like a good Ric should. Beautiful overall shape/form, large, flapping cusps, huge, flawless needle-like tip. Gorgeous off white crown with a reddish brown bourlette/root that gives a lot of color and contrast, reminiscent of the Chilean teeth actually. At this size, and in such gem condition, has to be one of the best and rarest of its kind in the world.	$2500
	4.77" x 3.9" Wide View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7	M0777G	The pictures should readily confirm what I'm about to tell you, this is hands down, one of the overall finest, best preserved Meg teeth I have ever come across. The serrations show absolutely not a hint of wear, it's literally like the tooth fell out of the shark today, they are huge and sharp as the serrations you find on fresh teeth, and, there's not one damaged serration. As well, the tip isn't just perfect, it is one of the largest, best formed tips I have seen, a perfect 3 pronged tip that sticks way, WAY out, I took a good close up to show this. The enamel happens to be just beautiful, with no peel, and has some blue to it, as well as some tan. The root is as well formed as I have seen, and, finally, the bourlette is so wide, dense and perfect it's like a Meg tooth dream come true. And, all this on a tooth close to 5" long, by an incredible near 4" wide! Folks, they really just don't get better than this, and priced accordingly.	SOLD
	6.24" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6	M0826	Absolutely massive upper principal Meg with no repair in top condition for the size. Just under 4.5" wide, around 2" thick, weighing a little under 1.5 pounds, this tooth is a monster! Don't be fooled into thinking the serrations aren't razor sharp, they are, but on such a gigantic tooth, they just look smaller than normal. Only 2-3 tiny nicks on the whole tooth, for a tooth this big, that's nearly unheard of. Also miraculous on such a large Meg is a perfect tip serration! *The best formed, most perfect and robust root I have ever* seen on a giant Meg, hands down, complete with huge protective nubs/ears. No real enamel peel, and the enamel on the rear glows an almost yellowish color when light hits it, just amazingly nice enamel on this tooth, front and back. Also about the best possible shape/form a giant Meg tooth could possibly have, clearly a classic upper anterior.** This is a spectacular, true world-class example of a giant upper anterior, with razor sharp near perfect serrations, a perfect tip, great enamel, awesome shape/form, and a truly remarkable root, and most importantly, no repair or restoration of any kind, and priced very fairly for what it is. You'll see few if any teeth out there that can match it. One of the best overall, most impressive giant Megs we've had.	SOLD

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