Show Us Your Shark Tooth Collections ... and How You Display Them

[Megalodon Man]

Show me those collections, and how you display them....Really wanna see CBK"s with all those sick Meg ancestors....

Case of tigers and makos from gville.....

[Megalodon Man]

Case o Hemis

[Megalodon Man]

Csae o megs from black creek and gville

[Megalodon Man]

St. Johns river teeth

[Megalodon Man]

Teeth ive traded for and arrowheads

[big2th]

Very nice! Keep up the good work.

[Tony Eaton]

Wow, that's an amazing assortment of teeth. I'd like to put together something like that although I don't have nearly as many teeth in that good of shape. Are those standard picture frames or special cases you've bought?

Tony

[RickNC]

I've only been collecting these since early 2010. I don't have my lower quality ones in cases yet, the ones here are the better ones. I am just using riker cases.

My biggest and best cuvier:

Best requim:

Crow:

Cow:

GMR Great White:

GMR Mako:

Hemi:

Broken or very worn. I stopped bringing these kind of teeth home awhile back:

I have not found a perfect meg yet:

Some Aurora tigers. I quit saving these though:

AUrora Makos and sand tigers:

Pathological and teeth in matrix:

Edited January 21, 2011 by RickNC

[floridaboy]

Nice collection! I love that turtle on the top of your case.

[RickNC]

Nice collection! I love that turtle on the top of your case.

Thanks. I collect skulls too.

[Frank Menser]

Here's some from my collection. For some reason most of my pics didn't post.

Various sps from Bartow FL.

A one inch Isurus I collected in Rota, Spain.

Several teeth collected in South Florida

Edited January 21, 2011 by Frank Menser

[Megalodon Man]

Nice.... like the great whites Rick.....Soon u will find that perfect meg

[RickNC]

Nice.... like the great whites Rick.....Soon u will find that perfect meg

You were right. I found it today!

[Paleoc]

Show me those collections, and how you display them....Really wanna see CBK"s with all those sick Meg ancestors....

I'm not CBK but I think you wanted to see Meg ancestors. The Orange Suwannee tooth was purchased.

Edited January 23, 2011 by Paleoc

[Terry Dactyll]

Theres some excellent displays guys, Great collections ... I havent got many Megs, just a couple more than whats on display on this shelf...

[Megalodon Man]

Paleo I really like the two smaller rics on the very top left, cool colorations. Dactyl that one Meg in the Matrix is really killer. I love it. thanks for sharing guys.

[greel]

Hey Rick,

Can you take closer pics of that tooth at the bottom left corner of your mako case? That tooth has the look of a worn benedeni, especially around the root. A labial view and side view would help also. The

light reflecting off the root and crown give the appearance of considerable thickness.

-greel

[Terry Dactyll]

Megalodon Man...''Dactyl that one Meg in the Matrix is really killer. I love it.''

Thanks... Its my favoroute too... its a 6 1/2" Chile... Its got a bit of repair but its a beauty...

[RickNC]

Hey Rick,

Can you take closer pics of that tooth at the bottom left corner of your mako case? That tooth has the look of a worn benedeni, especially around the root. A labial view and side view would help also. The

light reflecting off the root and crown give the appearance of considerable thickness.

-greel

Will do. I wasn't sure on that one. It is rather worn. It could quite possibly not be a mako. It is quite thick too.

Edited January 24, 2011 by RickNC

[greel]

Does look to me like a worn otodus or parotodus tooth given that root. I've heard some say that those teeth that look like otodus are actually auriculatus.

-greel

[Sharks of SC]

Ooooh, exciting!!! I just found this post and cant wait to contribute - its gonna have to wait till after work though.

[RickNC]

Does look to me like a worn otodus or parotodus tooth given that root. I've heard some say that those teeth that look like otodus are actually auriculatus.

-greel

Interesting. No evidence of cups. I also can't tell if it had a bourlette.

[Megalodon Man]

That took looks crazy, its got me perplexed. I don't think its a bendindi, as the tooth has no curve to it. Perhaps it is a worn ric, definately doesn't look like and mako ive ever seen. Reminds me of a bottom hemi too, with the bump on the top of the root.

[Northern Sharks]

Lower anterior benedeni`s are pretty straight, but they have a much thicker root. I`d say yours is a very water worn auriculatus of angustidens. If you know, what age is it

[Paleoc]

Does look to me like a worn otodus or parotodus tooth given that root. I've heard some say that those teeth that look like otodus are actually auriculatus.

-greel

Probably a worn auriculatus. The notches in the root next to the main cusp are where the cusplets got broken off.