Fossil Inlayed Polished Megalodon Shark Tooth – INLAYED05
$250.00
3 7/16 Inch Megalodon tooth with brown and black Root and mottled gray enamel and light brown dentin with pyrite inlay
In stock
Disclaimer: This item is a genuine, prehistoric fossil shark tooth millions of years old. It is a natural history collectible and does not come from a modern or endangered animal species, fully complying with wildlife protection policies.
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| Weight | 2 oz |
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