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NR Smooth & Creamy MAKO Shark Tooth Fossil NE NC Teeth

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Sold Date: 05/14/2009
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Advertising

No Reserve Smooth & Creamy MAKO Shark Tooth Fossil NE NC Teeth
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Hello! Come on in and have a seat, I'm looking forward to showing you this simply gorgeous Mako. I think this tooth has very nice detail with the nutrient holes on the display side and wavy lines in the root. The root mantle has square lobes. Enamel is shiny with a creamy light tan or beige color. Nice tip. The blades have a couple of minor feeder nicks and are sharp reaching to just below the root. On the flat side of the root, t are some tiny pin holes in the root. This tooth was found by my hubby, a Northeastern North Carolina land find.

Beautiful tooth for any collection but t can only be one lucky winning bidder...will it be you?

***Dimensions are shown in the item detail section.
***See another item you like, we'll ship it with this tooth and save you shipping $$$.
***Insurance will be additional and buyer's responsibility.

Below is an illustration of how we measure our teeth.

L1 - Longest side of the tooth

L2 - Opposite side of the tooth
Width - Widest point of the tooth
Length Tip to Center Top "V"

Length - See illustration above

Our Teeth…

My husband, children and our friends enjoy fossil hunting; we would like to share some of their finds with you. I leave the fossil collecting to them…just give me a fishing pole! I think the teeth they have found are beautiful and many have unusual colors with layers of more subtle coloring behind the most prevalent hues. The beautiful colors of the teeth they have found range from orange to red or brown, tan to green and gray to black. We understand why collectors look for them. They are hard to find and rare to see offered for sale, most teeth finding a home in private collections.

We have been blessed with the opportunity to offer you beautiful teeth from some of those private collectors, please check in with us often to see our listings. You won't want to miss seeing the teeth that have been found through the years, we think you will agree that they are pretty special. You will be glad you are among the few to have one of the unique teeth we offer in your collection.

We're not experts. We can only provide you with information we have read in books or studied on the Internet trying to identify our teeth. We're always happy to hear your input...it helps us to learn more. Many pictures are provided for you to study; allow them to spur your imagination of how things used to be way back when...we do hope that you enjoy seeing our teeth as much as we have enjoyed sharing them with you.

Geography…

Teeth I am listing come from Northeastern North Carolina and Southeastern Virginia. Our children’s memories will be of our adventures and family vacations camping down by the river. Our river has been a good teacher arousing our curiosity about the many secrets and mysteries from the past it holds for us. Being curious is a good thing for the young and old; it causes us to seek answers to the questions in our mind opening up opportunities for us to learn. We look forward to passing on our traditions. Please treat our rivers kindly so they will be t for the enjoyment of generations to come.

Cleaning…

Hubby cleans our teeth as much as he can using hot soap and water. Some may need additional cleaning when you receive them; we leave that in your capable hands.

Photography…

Feel free to save our pictures for your personal viewing later or perhaps a school project for which you may need photographs. It would make us happy to know that our pictures are being shared with others.

Shark teeth are hard for me to photograph as many are chameleons, their colors seem to change depending on the angle of the light. I have gone back to retake pictures only to realize that those are the colors in the tooth when viewed from that angle. When you take pictures to show detail, it is necessary to turn ...