Megalodon Shark Teeth at the Fossil Gallery

Megalodon Teeth The teeth below are just a fraction of our inventory. It is a good sample of the quality we offer. We get new teeth in weekly and of a similar quality to what you see here. Just email or call us and we are happy to send you high quality pictures of the newest, best specimens. *Also, if you would like to view a photo gallery in which you can see hundreds of pictures of the best teeth we have ever handled, just click HERE* SHARK TEETH TRILOBITES AMMONITES HOME ORDER If you have any questions, or wish to place an order, please Email us at: ari@thefossilgallery.com or Call us at 954-227-5138
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Picture	Size	Item#	Description	Price
	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
	5.4"X 4.2" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6	M0507	This Meg is one of the most impressive we have seen in a while. Huge upper at 5.4", but even more amazing is that it's 4.2" wide! Rich caramel color, and one of the most gorgeous shapes I have seen on a Meg. The blade has some truly amazing ripples/wrinkles along both edges as it goes towards that massive root, and the serrations are virtually flawless and sharp as a fresh tooth. The tip is also 100% flawless. Killer bourlette, all in all, one of the most visually appealing monster Megs you'll ever come across.	$1195
	2 13/16" View2 View3 View4	M0021	Extremely unusual Meg, rare jaw position, coupled with very beautiful colors, a deep glossy caramel brown with several aqua colored spots. Serrations are sharp, if not knife sharp, tip is good with just a hint of wear, still sharp though. Great root and bourlette, priced well.	HOLD
	4.28" x 3.10 View2 View3	BBRic1	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.	Taking offers, cash, and/or interesting trades.
	3 7/8" View2 View3 View4	Ch0021	A giant for a true, early Miocene Chubutensis, the prominent cusps leave no doubt this is a true SC Chub, and at just under 4", a huge one at that. Gorgeous blue and whitish marbled and patterned enamel with almost no cracking, a black bourlette that is so rich and dense, it seems almost painted on, beautiful, finely detailed "shrink wrapped" looking root with large nubs, huge serrations and a perfect tip, you'll have a hard time finding a nicer example of a large, true Chubutensis, Meg's closest ancestor, easily a world-class specimen of Chubutensis.	$595
	5 1/8" x 4" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7	CM012	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.	$1195
	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%.	$995
	6.11" View2 View3 View4	GM6004	When did you last see an upper principal tooth of this incredible size, with large, truly razor sharp serrations that are virtually flawless, and a perfect tip? I know I very rarely see them, or have a chance to buy them. Large teeth pretty much always have major damage, edge wear/chips, root issues, no or heavily worn tips, severe enamel peel, etc. It's just something you usually have to accept on the really giant Megs. But not here. Yes, the bourlette is washed out, though it's smooth and black, so it really doesn't detract much, killer brown root that's super thick and solid, very glossy medium to light gray enamel with some rich tan patches throughout, great color contrast between the chocolate brown root, black chevron, and the lighter enamel. Tip is totally intact and needle sharp, a tooth this large almost never has even a decent tip, in fact, I defy you to locate a tooth this big with essentially flawless, razor sharp serrations and a perfect, needle-like tip. *There are even some very cool and pronounced wrinkles* on the blade below the root on each side. All in all, among the better giant Megs you'll come across, a very striking and well preserved upper principal of truly massive size, and priced very reasonably for the size and quality.**	$1795
	4.85" View2 View3 View4 View5	M0508	This is the probably best black lower principal we have ever seen. VERY large for a lower at 4.85". It has the deepest, truest black enamel a Meg tooth can have, truly "new car black" and as glossy as they get. The absolute best possible form and shape for a lower principal, it has that classic tapered symmetry you very rarely see. Amazing wide and dense bourlette, and extremely sharp serrations that are approx. 98% complete, with just a few light nicks keeping them from perfection, as well, the tip serration is very sharp and 99%+ perfect, with possibly a micro enamel flake on one side, hard to even tell without magnification, it's that minor. Add one of the most perfectly formed brown roots you'll ever see to this black gem, and you have what you see in the pictures, one of the best black lowers ever found. There are even a few light, serrated bite marks in spots, which are always neat. You won't be disappointed with this one folks, it's as good as it gets.	$795
	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
	5.5" View2 View3 View4 View5	M0093	One of the coolest, most bizarre large Megs I have come across. Giant at 5.5", it's got a killer shape, huge ripples in the crown on both sides below the root, and the color on the tooth is just phenomenal, with red, brown, tan and a hint of green. Also the non display side has deep wrinkles that give the tooth a very pleasing, shimmering look, hard to photograph, but very striking in person. Very sharp, near perfect serrations and a good tip. Just a true one of a kind large Meg from St. Mary's River that will spice up any collection, it's totally unique.	SOLD
	5.3"x 4.7" View 2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8 View9	M0912	Just an incredibly well preserved, huge upper anterior, the root is exceptional, as is the bourlette which is super dense and filled in with pyrite. Razor sharp, pretty much flawless serrations, perfect tip, the tooth is nearly 5" wide with a beautiful heart shape. One of my favorites.	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
	5.10" View2 View3 View4 View5	M828	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.	SOLD
	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.	SOLD
	5" View2 View3	M134	What a beauty! At 5", this is a very rare sized lower jaw tooth, and with a textbook, lower jaw shape. Beautiful cream colored enamel with gray patches intermixed, virtually flawless serrations and tip, chocolate brown near perfect bourlette, just a PHENOMENAL lower jaw tooth, world-class, well worth the price!	SOLD
	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.	SOLD
	4.5"	M214	Beautifully shaped, perfectly triangular, and just about flawless tooth, with vivid enamel colors and patterns. Amazing Meg.	SOLD
	3.75" View2	M72	*Have you EVER seen color like this? A razor sharp, early Miocene gem with incredible* color, truly one in a million.**	SOLD
	4.5" X 3.7" View2 View3 View4 View5 View6 View7 View8	M0915	*This specimen is the* finest, rarest, largest, and most beautiful posterior lateral I have ever owned or even seen.** First, it's a posterior, not an extreme posterior, but still close to the rear of the jaw (posterior), and yet is an unbelievable 4.5" long, by a very impressive 3.7" wide! Posteriors, even moderate posteriors, basically don't ever get this large, this tooth for its position, is as rare as a 6.50" upper principal tooth would be. But size is just one of many things about this tooth that makes it extraordinary. Very rare and attractive colors. The enamel on the front is a creamy tan, and in some spots, nearly white, and the rear side is just loaded with all sorts of colors, including several shades of brown, tan and an almost burnt red/orange near the tip. This tooth has an absolutely amazing bourlette. It's very deep brown, and it is just loaded with golden pyrite! Every vertical line is filled in with golden pyrite, and the front of the root just above the bourlette is also smeared with golden pyrite, it's quite rare to find light colored teeth with any pyrite, 99.9% of pyritized teeth have dark gray or black enamel, I'm not sure I have ever seen more pyrite on a tan tooth. I am a sucker for a nice root, but this root will make you gasp when you see it in person, it is so wide, with such well defined, elongated lobes, so perfectly formed, and its articulation is just something to behold, I tried to capture how impressive it is in a picture which at least gives you an idea of what I'm talking about, just the nicest, most perfectly formed root imaginable. Finally, the serrations are perfect, with not one missing or damaged, I can't quite call them "knife-sharp", but they're still quite sharp by any standard. Likewise, the tip serration is sharp and intact. If you want arguably the world's finest, rarest example of this somewhat rare jaw position, here it is.	$795
	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!	SOLD

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