My Collection

[Runner64]

On 8/19/2019 at 2:16 PM, Jaimin013 said:

Left to right

 

Tyrannosaurus rex

Scollard Formation

Edmonton Group

Drumheller, Alberta

Canada

 

Tyrannosaurid indeterminate

Dinosaur Park Formation

Drumheller

Alberta, Canada

 

Appalachiosaurus Montgomeriensis

Bladen County, North Carolina

Tar Hell Formation

Black Creek Group

My second Appalachiosaurus but this one has really nice serrations

 

Hi Jai, neat teeth cannot believe i missed this post!

 

However, I believe the Dinosaur Park Formation is much further south of Drumheller.  Drumheller is surrounded by the Horseshoe Canyon Formation and Scollard Formation.  Still from a rare location but something to look into!

[Troodon]

Agree most deposits around Drumheller are associated with HCF which would make those teeth Albertosaurus. Scollard is north of Calgary.  In addition Appalachiosaurus is not described from that formation its a Tyrannosaurid indet.  Nice teeth 

Red X is Drumheller.

 

[Jaimin013]

Received this Megalosaurus Bullion colour coin from the Royal Mint. Its part of a collection of three coins. The last two are being released in March and April (Iguanodon and Hylaeosaurus). Incredibly impressed with the quality and detail in the coin.

[Jaimin013]

On 22/12/2019 at 5:50 PM, Troodon said:

Agree most deposits around Drumheller are associated with HCF which would make those teeth Albertosaurus. Scollard is north of Calgary.  In addition Appalachiosaurus is not described from that formation its a Tyrannosaurid indet.  Nice teeth 

Red X is Drumheller.

 

Says that fossils of Appalachiosaurus were found in central Alabama, from the Demopolis Chalk Formation. Fossil material assigned to A. montegomeriensis is also known from the Donoho Creek and Tar Heel-Coachman formations of Northand South Carolina. Sorry i can't spell i just noticed now that i've spelt the formation as Tar Hell rather than Tar Heel! According to the person who found this tooth it was found near the location where they had also previously found 6 other teeth (the 6 other teeth were found in the same spot (1 of which is my other appalachiosaurus)) the more complete of these teeth were donated to a local museum where they are confirmed as appalachiosaurus but who knows too many unknowns like alot of teeth!

[Jaimin013]

I've been on a break from the forum and collecting fossils in general due to life admin but today I received this rooted allosaurus tooth. Will post some more pics on the weekend if i can.

 

Allosaurus (Maxillary Tooth)

Morrison Formation, Skull Creek Quarries

Moffat County, Colorado

Size: 4 inches

 

 

[Praefectus]

Wow. Beautiful tooth.

[Jaimin013]

Just now, Praefectus said:

Wow. Beautiful tooth.

Thanks!

[Runner64]

17 hours ago, Jaimin013 said:

I've been on a break from the forum and collecting fossils in general due to life admin but today I received this rooted allosaurus tooth. Will post some more pics on the weekend if i can.

 

Allosaurus

Morrison Formation

4 inches

 

Lovely tooth! Glad to see you back on the forum 

[Jaimin013]

24 minutes ago, Runner64 said:

Lovely tooth! Glad to see you back on the forum 

Thanks Matt!!

[indominus rex]

On 2/27/2020 at 10:40 PM, Jaimin013 said:

I've been on a break from the forum and collecting fossils in general due to life admin but today I received this rooted allosaurus tooth. Will post some more pics on the weekend if i can.

 

Allosaurus

Morrison Formation

4 inches

 

Absolutely beautiful tooth Jai, congrats on the awesome acquisition

[Jaimin013]

13 minutes ago, indominus rex said:

Absolutely beautiful tooth Jai, congrats on the awesome acquisition

Thanks a lot mate! 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Nice to see you back.

Nice to see that smashing tooth too! 

[Jaimin013]

31 minutes ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

Nice to see you back.

Nice to see that smashing tooth too! 

Thanks a lot! I love Allosaurus teeth they are super cool fossils!

[Dracarys]

23 hours ago, Jaimin013 said:

Thanks a lot! I love Allosaurus teeth they are super cool fossils!

Please give more detailed pictures. How much restoration? Awesome. 

[Jaimin013]

 

7 hours ago, Dracarys said:

Please give more detailed pictures. How much restoration? Awesome. 

There were two clean breaks in the crown which were simply set back together and the tooth has no restoration. When I got this tooth I was also offered another rooted one on the matrix from a different seller but their tooth had crack fill and the root was poorer preserved which I decided to avoid. The individual I got it from has been fortunate enough to have worked with some big fossils in the past and I was lucky to find it when I did as he's pretty much sold off all of his dinosaur fossils!

[dinosaur man]

On 2020-02-27 at 4:40 PM, Jaimin013 said:

I've been on a break from the forum and collecting fossils in general due to life admin but today I received this rooted allosaurus tooth. Will post some more pics on the weekend if i can.

 

Allosaurus

Morrison Formation

4 inches

 

 

I’ve seen this on Instagram not to long ago, didn’t know it was yours. It’s an Amazing tooth!! 

[Jaimin013]

3 minutes ago, dinosaur man said:

I’ve seen this on Instagram not to long ago, didn’t know it was yours. It’s an Amazing tooth!! 

Thanks! Direct message me your Instagram username, yes i got this tooth - it arrived on Thursday!

[Dracarys]

4 hours ago, Jaimin013 said:

 

There were two clean breaks in the crown which were simply set back together and the tooth has no restoration. When I got this tooth I was also offered another rooted one on the matrix from different seller but their tooth had crack fill and the root was poorer preserved which I decided to avoid. The individual I got it from has been fortunate enough to have worked with some big fossils in the past and I was lucky to find it when I did as he's pretty much sold off all of his dinosaur fossils!

That is definitely one of the finest allo tooth I have seen. Very green w envy!! Nice pick up. It’s time for you to do an updated full Riker shot of all your collection.  

[Jaimin013]

22 hours ago, Dracarys said:

That is definitely one of the finest allo tooth I have seen. Very green w envy!! Nice pick up. It’s time for you to do an updated full Riker shot of all your collection.  

Thanks and will try posting one when I get the time.

[Jaimin013]

Sauropod tooth

Teruel, Spain

Villar del Arzobispo Formation

 

Possibly Turiasaurus. Bears alot of similarities to Madasgascan teeth and the preservation also matches photos from a publication on Turiasaurus. From an old collection.

[Tidgy's Dad]

Lovely tooth, very interesting shape. 

[Jaimin013]

2 hours ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

Lovely tooth, very interesting shape. 

Thanks! It's definitely unique.

[Dracorex_hogwartsia]

Very beautiful tooth Jai! What's the size of the crown?

[Jaimin013]

8 minutes ago, Dracorex_hogwartsia said:

Very beautiful tooth Jai! What's the size of the crown?

Thanks! I'll check later and let you know.

[Jaimin013]

@Dracorex_hogwartsia The crown is roughly about 30mm, hard to get it to show in pics especially in poor lit conditions as it's about 10pm here