STPOL3.5-42
$175.00
3 7/8″ – Polished Megalodon Tooth with Dark Brown Root and Tan Enamel
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Black Megalodon Stand
TAKE YOUR COLLECTION TO THE NEXT LEVEL WITH THIS UNIQUE THREE POST STAND Used for Megalodon Teeth, Fossils, Trilobites, and any items in our collection. Best used with items taller than 2 1/2" and up to 6" Dimensions: 3 5/8" x 3 1/8 x 5/8" Foam bottom to protect all surfaces from scratches! Steel Peg must be tapped into hole with hammer. Tooth is not included$9.95 Add to cart -
Certificate of Authenticity
Certificate of Authenticity is signed by our Underwater Commercial Paleontologist The Certificate of Authenticity includes: Picture of Tooth from 3 Perspectives The size and description of the tooth The location where the tooth was found$30.00 Add to cart -
Certificate of Authenticity – eMail
$15.00 Add to cartCertificate of Authenticity is signed by our Underwater Commercial Paleontologist
The Certificate of Authenticity includes:
Picture of Tooth from 3 Perspectives
The size and description of the tooth
The location where the tooth was found
Sent via eMail in PDF format and Word Format
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Fossilized Shark’s Teeth & Fossils Identification Guide
This is a 29 page color Identification guide. Includes the majority of the shark teeth found on the South Eastern coast and also shows pictures of other fossils that you may encounter walking the shorelines and river banks.$15.00 Add to cart
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