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One of the newer teeth in my Megalodon tooth collection. I have been collecting Megalodon Teeth for some months. now. The tooth is around 4 8/16 inches big and has some restoration on the root. I love the colors and serrations! Show me your South American megalodon teeth!
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Megalodon tooth - Is it real?
Pratham posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
Hey, Can you please Tell me if My tooth is genuine or not? Also I got it from caverns in Tennessee. Thank you!! -
From the album: Sharks
Hubbell (juvenile) megalodon, likely from the East Coast. I don't understand the hype surrounding megalodon, but this one was cool enough for the collection. It has good preservation, and the tip is spalled-off from feeding.-
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Inland Venice, FL. First guess was Meg. Many others found in 100 yards of this one. Someone suggested : Carcharocles chubutensis most fossils are Pleistocene in the area. The angle of the tooth is not like most megs I find here. Advice welcomed. - Michael
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This looks like the half of a Meg tooth that has lost all of its enamel. I haven't seen one like this before, but it has all of the characteristics of a meg tooth. Can anyone confirm or debunk this?
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Hey all! I’ve never considered buying a fossil when I can go outside and find some but I might change my mind for this one. What would you guys think if you saw this at an antique store?
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Is this megalodon tooth real?
csoloway posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
Hello, I was hoping some of the experts here could please provide me some feedback on my megalodon tooth. I purchased this about 15 years ago or so at the Tucson Gem and Mineral show while I was attending college at U of AZ. I've moved several times since then and have unfortunately lost the receipt and can't recall from what dealer I purchased it. Please let me know what you all think based on the photos. Thanks! -
Last Monday, June 12th, was my first trip to the Calvert Cliffs, and while my haul is hardly breathtaking I was very happy with it since it was my first tooth-hunting trip ever (first pic). I did my best to try and i.d. the finds, but I'm probably off on some of them. In fact, looking at this again, I can see that the top middle one is probably the tooth of a Lemon Shark, not a Gray as I had labeled it a week ago. I didn't spend much time each time I stopped at a beach (I was kayaking from Brownie's Point), because I didn't know how much there was to see as I traveled south. Turns out, only th
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Megalodon, Real Looking Or Not, I Ask Because Of The Base/gum Area
Angryraptor78 posted a topic in Questions & Answers
My landlord asked me if I wanted a fossil cabinent for forty bucks when he was cleaning out his garage/office of junk. The fosssil cabinet had cobwebs on it and was dirty and looked like it had been sitting there for a very long time but I was happy to since I could clean it up. I was excited to find random fossils in it mostly different types of rock, an old fish that was shattered, (arsenic, which I didn't realize until much later). There was also a megalodon tooth in it. It has one major difference from my other megalodon teeth that I know are real in that the base of it is a longer st -
I was told this is a Bone Valley Meg tooth but upon closer examination, there seem to be a remain of a side cusp which I am not sure if Megs are supposed to have those or not. Plus, the shape of the tooth looks a little different than the other Megs that I have, but that just might be my imagination. Also, I am not familiar with all-white Meg tooth from Bone Valley so I am not sure is this a common find or not? Well, It's still a nicely colored tooth that I will happily enjoy regardless. Anyhow here is the picture, any confirmation or info would be appreciated:
