Hadrosaur teeth or Fossil Foolery?

[Bev]

An acquaintance asked me to post these pictures of what he believes is a hadrosaur jaw/head. Hadrosaur digits have been found in Minnesota. I do have to say that it is a very suggestive rock, enough so where I agreed to post it.  :-)

It was found in Mower county, SE Minnesota, among glacial drift near Austin, MN.

 

For Scale

 

I have to admit that it does look like teeth.  :-)

 

The bottom side of the "teeth".

 

Bottom of rock.

 

Side one.

 

Side two.

 

Thank you for your consideration.  :-)

[Bev]

Sorry on the bad photo on side two, let's see if this is better. He took the piece home with him so these are all I have to work with.

 

Still not great, but the best I have.

 

[Troodon]

You are correct a rock.  Boy anything from that part of the country would be cool.

 

[Bev]

2 hours ago, Troodon said:

You are correct a rock.  Boy anything from that part of the country would be cool.

 

Thanks so much Troodon. Truly appreciate the response.  :-D

 

[jpc]

I agree with troodon...nothing hadrosaurian about this one.

[Tidgy's Dad]

Lots of foreign currency used as scale. 

[Bev]

7 hours ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

Lots of foreign currency used as scale. 

Love it!  :-D  Year's ago when I first came on TFF, using currency for scale was acceptable. Given that I didn't believe this rock was truly a fossil, I didn't bother with a tape measure. And of course, I think American is one of the last countries still not metric... Thanks for the comments. It makes a person think globally.  :-)