Medium-sized Megalodon Tooth (Otodus megalodon) – Authentic Fossil from the Carolinas, USA

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Dimensions / Volume: Various
Country of Origin: United States of America (USA)
Unit: piece

During this year's Tucson trade fair, we acquired a large collection of Megalodont teeth, including over 120 complete Megalodont teeth and 55 incomplete specimens.

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Medium-sized Megalodon tooth (Otodus megalodon) – Authentic fossil from the Carolinas, USA

This medium-sized Megalodon tooth of Otodus megalodon is an impressive fossil of the largest shark that ever inhabited the world's oceans. Sourced from the famous fossil sites of the Carolinas in the United States, this tooth makes for a beautiful collector's item with a fascinating history spanning millions of years.

Although the specimen is not entirely complete, it remains a particularly decorative fossil with a powerful presence. The characteristic shape and imposing dimensions immediately make it clear why Megalodon teeth are among the most sought-after fossils in the world.

Purchased at the Tucson Mineral & Fossil Show

During this year's Tucson Fair, we acquired a large collection of Megalodon teeth, including over 120 complete Megalodon teeth and 55 incomplete specimens. These fossils have been carefully selected based on appearance, quality, and collectible value.

Fossil of a legendary giant shark

Otodus megalodon lived during the Miocene and Pliocene, approximately 4 to 7 million years ago. With an estimated length of more than 15 meters, this gigantic predatory shark was one of the most impressive animals that ever existed.

The fossil teeth are often the only thing that remains of this giant and therefore form tangible reminders of a vanished world.

A Decorative Collectible

Despite the fact that this tooth is not completely intact, it still possesses a beautiful natural appearance. The fossil structure, color, and shape make it particularly suitable for display in a showcase, a fossil collection, or as a unique decorative object.

Features

  • Fossil: Megalodon tooth (Otodus megalodon)
  • Type: Medium-sized specimen
  • Age: approximately 4 to 7 million years
  • Epoch: Miocene – Pliocene
  • Formation: Hawthorne Formation
  • Location: Carolinas, United States
  • Authentic fossil
  • Not complete, but very decorative
  • Derived from the largest shark that ever lived
  • Purchased during the Tucson Mineral & Fossil Show
  • Part of a batch of over 175 Megalodon teeth
  • Selling price: €185
  • Suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of prehistoric animals
  • Each copy is unique

A Tangible Remains of an Ocean Giant

A megalodon tooth remains one of the most impressive fossils that can be collected. This specimen is an authentic piece of natural history from a time when gigantic predatory sharks ruled the oceans. A special collector's item with character, presence, and a story that goes back millions of years.