Is this wooly rhinoceros tooth real?

[Cederholm]

Hey! 

Is this tooth real?

 

It's suppose to be covered in resin to protect it. 

Edited March 16, 2019 by Cederholm
Removed seller description.

[Kane]

Seller description removed. Please keep in mind that posting the seller’s description verbatim could lead to potentially identifying the seller — something that can sometimes lead to legal problems that we’d like to avoid.  If you could paraphrase it instead, that would be welcome. 

[Cederholm]

Oh sorry. It's the first time I write something here.

 

Thank You

 

 

[ynot]

29 minutes ago, Cederholm said:

Is this tooth real?

Looks real to Me.

Welcome to TFF!

[Bobby Rico]

37 minutes ago, Cederholm said:

resin to protect it.

Looks good to me too and if it is from the Brown Bank in the North Sea it is not unusual for this material to need stabilising . 

[Cederholm]

6 minutes ago, Bobby Rico said:

Looks good to me too and if it is from the Brown Bank in the North Sea it is not unusual for this material to need stabilising . 

It is from the north sea. Thank you for taking time to help me. Much appreciated

[Cederholm]

19 minutes ago, ynot said:

Looks real to Me.

Welcome to TFF!

Thank you Ynot!

[Bobby Rico]

1 minute ago, Cederholm said:

It is from the north sea. Thank you for taking time to help me. Much appreciated

My pleasure and welcome to the forum.

[JarrodB]

It's real and nice. I have a friend who sells them quite often from the North Sea. They come in some beautiful colors. 

[LordTrilobite]

Yes real. Looks like a typical North Sea find.

 

Due to the salt content in general all North Sea fossils need to be treated at least in some way. Otherwise they might flake/break. This can be weeks later, or 30 years later. Adding a protective coat is fairly common.