Steve's Fossil Shark Teeth Miscellaneous Teeth Catalog

Alopias latidens

Extinct Thresher Shark Teeth
Early Miocene - Oligocene - Appx 18-28 Million Years Old

Uncommon teeth from the "normal" extinct Thresher shark. Teeth come from South Carolina or North Carolina, average 1/2"-3/4" in length, and are all complete.

$8 each

Alopias superciliousus

Fossil Bigeye Thresher Shark
Early Oligocene - Appx 32-34 million years old

The rarer of the fossil Thresher Shark teeth, these come from South Carolina, average 1/2"-3/4" in length, and are all complete. $10 each.

$10 each

Carcharias taurus

Sand Tiger Shark Teeth
Late Miocene - Appx 5 million years old

Beautiful large fossil Sand Tiger (aka Grey Nurse or Raggedtooth) Shark teeth from the same species that still lives today. These come mostly from Florida and are among the biggest and best quality possible - they average about 1 1/4" and are in perfect condition.

$5 each

Carcharinus leucas

Bull Shark Teeth
Late Miocene - Appx 5 Million Years Old

Common teeth found in Florida from the world's most dangerous (more dangerous than even the fierce Tiger Shark) and unpredictable shark. Teeth average 7/8" in length, are in perfect condition.

$3 each

Carcharinus obscurus

Dusky Shark Teeth
Early Pliocene - Appx 4.5 million years old

Commonly found species from the famous Lee Creek Mine (Aurora, NC) but these teeth are all the best possible quality and average 7/8"-1" in length.

$3 each

Carcharinus plumbeus

Fossil Sandbar Shark
Late Miocene - Appx 5 million years old

Uncommonly found teeth from Florida. This species accounts for less than 1 percent of teeth found in Florida (both Venice and North Florida). All in perfect condition and average about 5/8" in size.

$5 each

Carcharoides catticus

Fossil Lamnid Shark Teeth
Late Miocene - Appx 6-9 million years old

Uncommon/rare teeth found in Oligocene-Miocene deposits worldwide. These teeth all come from The Netherlands, are complete, and average appx 5/8" in length. Rare to be able to offer in any quantity!

$20 each

Cetorhinus maximus

Basking Shark Teeth
Middle Miocene - Appx 15 Million Years Old

Uncommon teeth from the second largest shark in the world (but also a filter feeder like the Whale Shark). These teeth are a bit larger than Whale Shark teeth as they average appx 3/16"-1/4" in length. All complete and nice examples from Bakersfield, CA.

$6 each

Galeocerdo aduncus

Extinct Tiger Shark Teeth
Middle Miocene-Oligocene - Appx 10-30 million years old

Beautiful teeth from a Miocene/Oligocene Tiger Shark. These teeth somewhat resemble the larger modern Tiger Shark (G. cuvier) but are much smaller and thinner on average. These teeth average about 3/4" in size and are all in perfect condition. From SC, NC, MD, CA, and VA.

$3 each

Galeocerdo cuvier

Tiger Shark Teeth
early Pliocene - Appx 4.5 Million Years Old

Not rare but one of the most interesting teeth around. These are fossil teeth from the same species as the modern Tiger Shark which is so feared worldwide as a swimming garbage collector - eating everything in sight. From the famous Lee Creek Mine in Aurora, North Carolina. Perfect quality.

1" - 1 1/8" ::	$5 each
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1 1/4" - 1 3/8" ::	$10 each
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Hemipristis serra

Extinct Snaggletooth Shark Teeth
Pliocene-Miocene - Appx 3-10 Million Years Old

Very unique tooth form on this species with the largest serrations of all shark teeth. These are extinct but there is still a similar (but smaller) Hemipristis living in the Far East. From Florida and North Carolina.

Upper teeth average 1" ::	$6 each
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Lower teeth average 1 1/4" ::	$3 each
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Excellent quality complete teeth from the very close ancestor to the modern Shortfin Mako Shark

Few larger collector teeth
available also, please inquire.

Isurus desori

Fossil Shortfin Mako Shark
Miocene - Appx 5-15 million years old

Excellent quality complete teeth from the very close ancestor to the modern Shortfin Mako Shark (I. oxyrhincus). Teeth either light or dark gray in color, all complete and come mostly from SC and NC.

1 1/4" - 1 3/8" ::	$5 each
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1 1/2" - 1 5/8" ::	$8 each
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1 3/4" - 1 7/8" ::	$12 each
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2" - 2 1/8" ::	$18 each
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Isurus (Carcharodon) hastalis

Extinct Mako Shark Teeth
Early Pliocene/Late Miocene - Appx 4-6 Million Years Old

BEAUTIFULLY COLORED jewelry-grade (light colors) shark teeth from Chile, Aurora (NC), or Sharktooth Hill, CA. Teeth in perfect or VERY near perfect condition. Immediate ancestor to the modern Great White Shark.

Please inquire. about bulk wholesale prices,
IDEAL FOR JEWELRY OR RESALE!!

1" - 1 1/8" ::	$5 each
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1 1/4" - 1 3/8" ::	$6 each
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1 1/2" - 1 5/8" ::	$9 each
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1 3/4" - 1 7/8" ::	$10 each
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2" - 2 1/8" ::	$15 each
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2 1/4" - 2 3/8" ::	$20 each
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2 1/2" - 2 5/8" ::	Sorry, Out of Stock

2 3/4" - 2 7/8" ::	Sorry, Out of Stock

1"-1 1/8" ::	$7 each
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1 1/4"-1 3/8" ::	$10 each
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Isurus planus

Extinct Hooked Tooth Mako Shark Teeth
Middle Miocene - Appx 15 million years old

This species of Extinct Mako is only found at a handful of locations around the Pacific Ocean as it never lived in the Atlantic. Interesting teeth noted for relatively straight upper anterior teeth and strongly curving upper lateral teeth. These teeth here come from Bakersfield, CA and are truly perfect quality with beautiful colors ranging from white-tan-gray-blue/gray. More uncommon lower jaw teeth (thick rooted and very symmetrical, not pictured) available on request.

Negaprion brevirostris

Lemon Shark Teeth
Late Miocene - Appx 5 Million Years Old

Common teeth found in Florida but these are the biggest and best available. These "jumbo" teeth as they are known average 1" in length and are in perfect condition.

$3 each

Notorhynchus primigenius

Extinct Cow Shark Teeth
Pliocene-Miocene - Appx 4-15 Million Years Old

Very attractive rare shark teeth from Beachfort Co., NC. Exquisite teeth resemble saw blades with 6-7 very distinct enamel cones each one descending in size. VERY near perfect teeth average 1" Near flawless - RARE!

	$25 each
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Lesser grade teeth ::	$15 each
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Physogaleus contortus

Extinct Tiger Shark-like Teeth
Middle Miocene-Oligocene - Appx 10-30 million years old

Known forever as "Galeocerdo contortus" these strange teeth are actually from a line of sharks that evolved along with the Tiger Sharks but are a separate genus. Commonly collected in Miocene/Oligocene age deposits in the USA but the teeth we are offering are all of the absolute highest possible quality. These teeth average about 7/8" in size and are all in perfect condition. From SC, NC, MD, CA, and VA.

$3 each

Pristiophorus sp.

Sawshark Rostral Spines
Pliocene - Appx 3-4 Million Years Old

Unique and uncommon Sawshark rostral spines ("teeth" from the bill) from Chile, South America. Uncommon and fairly difficult to find on the market, these are the best quality possible at literally wholesale prices.

Perfect (or VERY near perfect) rostrals available in three sizes:

Small ::	$5 each
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Large ::	$10 each
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Ptychodus whipplei

Fossil "Crusher Shark" Teeth
Cretaceous - Appx 90 million years old

Bizarre crushing/grinding teeth from an ancient shark-ray. These teeth all come from Texas, are complete, and average about 1/4"-1/2" in size (both height and width so they're not too small).

$8 each

Sphyrna sp.

Fossil Hammerhead Shark Teeth
Middle Miocene-Oligocene - Appx 10-30 million years old

Uncommon and very collectible teeth from one of two species of Hammerhead Sharks - either S. zygaena (majority) or S. lewini. Teeth average between 1/2"-5/8" in length, are all complete (some perfect, some with very minor wear) and come from FL, SC, NC, MD or VA.

$7 each

Squalicorax kaupi

Crow Shark Teeth
Cretaceous - Appx 75 Million Years Old

Highly interesting teeth from a site in Northern Mississippi. Teeth referred to as S. kaupi but most are transitional between S. kaupi and S. pristodontus (this is a unique age that shows the evolution of this species). Perfect teeth average 1/2"-3/4".

$3 each

Squalus occidentalis

Extinct Dogfish Shark Teeth
Middle Miocene - Appx 15 Million Years Old

Modestly common in Bakersfield, CA (where these come from) but often uncommon in most other fossil deposits. Excellent quality teeth average 1/4" in length and show excellent detail.

$5 each

Squatina sp.

Angel Shark Teeth
Pliocene - Appx 3-4 Million Years Old

Small but interesting fossil Angel shark teeth from Chile, South America. Teeth are small (avg. 1/4") but are fairly uncommon and very interesting. Teeth have a short crown with a huge overhanging root. Perfect teeth!

$5 each

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Photo	Length	Color	Condition	Price	Cat. #	Remarks	Order Teeth
	2 1/8"	Brown Root Gray Crown	Sharp serrations/tip	$125	AN265	Cool display piece - a near perfect angustidens from a river in SC with a modern (non-fossil) oyster shell attached to the flat side. Easy to clean off if you desire but teeth like this have way more character.
	2 1/4+"	Gray Root Gray Crown	Sharp serrations	$65	AN267	Another real nice tooth - just a small tip nick away from being perfect.
	2 1/2"	Off-White Root Orange/Gray Crown	Good serrations	$45	AN273	Quality tooth with nice color.
	3 7/16"	Light Tan Root Tan/Gray Crown	Sharp serrations	$275	AN269	For the size and color this is a really nice quality tooth. Very difficult to obtain these big angustidens teeth in decent condition and this one is very pretty also!
	3 3/4"	Black Root Gray Crown	Sharp serrations, Small tip nick	$185	AN221	Very sharply serrated large angustidens from SC. Not easy to find this size/quality.
	4"	Black Root Gray Crown	Good serrations, Minor feeding damage	$150	AN255	Huge tooth (very rare this size) at a bargain price.
	4 1/8"	Brown Root Brown/Gray Crown	Sharp serrations, Feeding wear to tip	$325	AN228	HUGE angustidens tooth from the famous Cooper River, SC. Nice serrations and beautiful color - these are not easy to find.

Photo	Length	Color	Condition	Price	Cat. #	Remarks	Order Teeth
	1 1/4"	Gray	Sharp serrations/tip	$40	AU248	Beautiful juvenile auriculatus from SC. Uncommon to find this size/quality.	Tooth Unavailable
	1 3/4"	Gray Root Gray Crown	Sharp serrations/tip	$125	AU249	Near perfect quality tooth from a cement quarry in SC. Amazing specimen.	Tooth Unavailable
	2+"	Tan Root Light Gray Crown	Good serrations	$135	AU251	Nice quality Middle Eocene tooth from Kazakhstan. Difficult to obtain these.
	2"	Brown Root Greenish-Gray Crown	Sharp serrations, Couple small nicks	$40	AU250	Nice color on this tooth from the Suwannee River, FL.
	2 1/16"	Tan Root Orange/Gray Crown	Sharp serrations, Feeding damage to tip	$60	AU239	Stunning colors on this tooth from a cement quarry in SC.
	2 1/4"	Gray Root Gray Crown	Sharp serrations, Minor wear	$55	AU252	Nice quality tooth at a great price.
	2 3/8+"	Tan Root Gray Crown	Sharp serrations	$150	AU253	Very near perfect quality tooth from a cement quarry in SC. Outstanding tooth with some of the best enamel you will ever see.
	2 1/2"	Tan Root Tan/Orange Crown	Sharp serrations, Couple tiny nicks	$145	AU254	Beautiful tooth from a Late Eocene orange clay deposit in SC. Rare to find this color/quality, most are pretty beat up.
	2 15/16"	Tan Root Gray Crown	Sharp serrations, Tip nick	$165	AU230	Massive tooth from a rare location - a quarry near Jacksonville, NC. Preservation is outstanding and tooth is very thick. These are extremely difficult to find from this area.
	3 1/16"	Tan Root Gray Crown	Sharp serrations	$225	AU231	This SC cement quarry tooth has everything except a sharp tip. Just a beautiful and very large ric.
	3 15/16"	Dark Gray Root Gray Crown	Sharp serrations/tip, Minor damage	$250	AU243	About as large an Eocene tooth as you can realistically expect to find. Usually these cost huge amounts of money (especially serrated and with a tip) but there is a little feeding wear on the upper right side and minimal enamel peel that keeps the price down on this one.

Photo	Length	Color	Condition	Price	Cat. #	Remarks	Order Teeth
	1 5/8"	Brown/Tan	Sharp serrations	$30	GW708	Nice quality tooth from Chile.
	1 7/8"	Brown Root Light Gray Crown	Fair/Good serrations	$40	GW711	Nice tooth with good color.
	1 7/8+"	Off-White Root Tan Crown	Good serrations	$45	GW712	Very pretty tooth from a land site in SC.	Tooth Unavailable
	2 1/8"	Brown Root Orange/Gray Crown	Sharp edges, Transitional tooth	$75	GW714	Near perfect quality tooth that shows the evolution of the GW with perfect but incomplete serrations formed.
	2 1/4+"	Brown Root Light Tan Crown	Sharp serrations	$80	GW705	Large tooth from Chile in excellent condition.
	2 1/2"	Brown Root Gray Crown	Good serrations	$75	GW716	Very large and complete tooth from a river in SC.
	2 1/2+"	Tan Root Tan Crown	Sharp serrations/tip	$125	GW679	Tiny bit of overall weathering but still sharp and a very large and difficult to obtain tooth these days.
	2 5/8"	Brown Root Orange/Gray Crown	Sharp serrations/tip	$175	GW719	Very nice quality upper anterior tooth from Chile. As large as anything swimming around today!
	2 13/16"	Brown Root Gray Crown	Good serrations/tip, One nick on side	$125	GW707	Extremely large tooth found in a river in South Carolina. Rare to find this size.

Photo	Length	Color	Condition	Price	Cat. #	Remarks	Order Teeth
	1 1/4"	Dark Gray in Light Gray Matrix	Excellent	$150	M185	Petalodus sp. - Mississippian - Appx 342 million years old - Another rare Paleozoic tooth - a complete fossil Petalodont tooth in matrix. This is a large one for the age and shows incredible detail. Not easy to find!
	1 1/4"	Tan	Perfect	$30	M217	Galeocerdo eaglesomi - Late Eocene - Appx 38-40 million years old - Beautiful and large fossil Tiger Shark tooth from the Western Sahara Region of Morocco.	Tooth Unavailable
	1 3/16"	Gray	Excellent	$75	M224	Cochliodus sp. - Pennsylvannian - Appx 300 million years old - Very large for this species of ancient shark and shows incredible detail. Found near Kansas City.	Tooth Unavailable
	15/16"	Red/Brown	Sharp, Cones reglued	$40	M212	Xenacanthus (Orthacanthus) texensis - Permian - Appx 280 million years old - One of our favorite Paleozoic species of shark teeth - this is a nice big one on the side of some matrix.	Tooth Unavailable
	15/16"	Tan	Perfect	$25	M219	Misrichthys stromeri - Late Eocene - Appx 38-40 million years old - Rarely offered species from the Western Sahara Region of Morocco. Only found in a couple locations worldwide.	Tooth Unavailable
	3/4"	Black	Perfect	$25	M223	Squalicorax kaupi - Cretaceous - Appx 90 million years old - Piece of matrix from Wyoming with a nice large Squalicorax and smaller Ptychodus tooth exposed.
	5/8"	White on black matrix	Complete	$55	M225	Campodus sp. - Pennsylvannian - Appx 300 million years old - Another ancient shark tooth from the shale near Kansas City.	Tooth Unavailable
	5/8"	Tan/Gray	Perfect	$35	M215	Megachasma pelagios - Early Pliocene - Appx 3-5 million years old - Rarely offered fossil Megamouth Shark tooth from Chile. Very rare to see these days.	Tooth Unavailable
	7/8"	Tan/Gray	Sharp, Nice Teeth	$35	M214	Hexanchus gigas (griseus) - Early Pliocene - Appx 3-5 million years old - Pair of beautiful upper teeth from the rarely offered Sixgill Cow Shark.