Fossil shark teeth millions of years old, which has turned to stone. These teeth were found washed up on beaches or in the rivers and estuaries in Florida or Georgia from prehistoric Shark. 

1.  Megladon Shark's tooth, possibly 15 million years old, which has fossilized and turned to stone.  These large sharks, some as big as school buses and known as Megladon, were predecessors to today's smaller sharks by comparison and known for their serrate, triangular teeth that could cut meat from large victims such as whales. This tooth is approximately 4"HX3.2"W and in excellent shape.

F12 - Megladon Sharks Tooth - $190.00

These Sharks teeth are in excellent shape and all have great detail. 

Top Left:

F17 - 2"HX1.5"W - Sharks Tooth - $30.00

Top Right: 

F18 - 2.5"HX2"W - Sharks Tooth - $35.00

Bottom Left:

F19 - 1.7"HX.7"W - Sharks Tooth $18.00

Bottom Right:

F20 - 1.5"HX1"W - Sharks Tooth - $18.00