Extinct Great White Shark Teeth

Trace the evolutionary journey of the ocean’s most feared predator with our collection of authentic Extinct Great White shark teeth. Known scientifically as Carcharodon hastalis, these remarkable fossils represent the immediate predecessor to the modern Great White shark. Prized for their expansive, broad-shaped crowns and razor-sharp unserrated edges, these Miocene and Pliocene fossils offer a masterclass in prehistoric marine evolution. Our specimens are primarily recovered from the world-famous Sharktooth Hill in California and the phosphate mines of the Southeast, featuring glass-like enamel and stunning earthy patinas. For the collector who appreciates the “missing link” in shark history, these Broad-tooth fossils are an essential cornerstone for any museum-grade display.