DT2-083 - HUGE 4 INCH CARCHARODONTOSAURUS FOSSIL TOOTH FROM THE LARGEST MEAT-EATING DINOSAUR

Product Description

ID

Carcharodontosaurus saharicus

FOUND

Kem Kem Beds
 (NW Sahara Desert), Morocco

AGE

LATE CRETACEOUS:  100 - 66 years ago

SIZE

4" long on the curve

CONDITION

REPAIRS MOSTLY NEAR BASE.  NO
FABRICATION OR COMPOSITING
OF UNRELATED PIECES TO AUGMENT
SIZE.  

COMPLETE WITH WELL-PRESERVED
ENAMEL AND SERRATIONS

NOTE

NATURAL 4 INCH TEETH FROM THIS
DINOSAUR ARE ULTRA-RARE.  FROM A
MAXIMUM-SIZE ADULT DINOSAUR! 
CHOICE ENAMEL AND RARE BLONDE HUE!

RARE QUALITY IN THIS MASSIVE SIZE!!!!!

INCLUDES DISPLAY BOX   Actual Item - One Only

Comes with a certificate of
authenticity / information sheet

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At 4 inches, this is a RARE size and choice grade Carcharodontosaurus tooth.  From tip to base, the tooth is solid and complete with only fracture repairs from breakage.  The tooth has not been filled or enhanced with sections of other unrelated teeth to make a larger tooth, as is often done.  The tooth is a rare "blonde" hue, not usually encountered.  The pointed tip is complete with excellent serrations and very minor natural feeding wear on the blade edges.  Both sides are solid and the enamel displays stunning grain.  Teeth like this have always been VERY scarce but today, a tooth like this is a dream to a fossil-hunter!  After decades of extensive digging by locals, teeth like this have become a thing of the past. 

A tooth like this is still a bargain coming from the largest meat-eating dinosaur that ever lived.  If this were a T. rex tooth in this condition, price would approach or ever exceed $10,000.  It is highly probable that in the coming years, the market will catch up to these teeth.  No where can you acquire a large theropod fossil dinosaur tooth for this price like you can for this dinosaur!   It is our opinion that fossil Carcharodontosaurus dinosaur teeth of size and top quality are the biggest bargain and most undervalued fossil in the dinosaur tooth market today.  Past experience has already shown a trend in rapidly escalating prices over the last 6 years of large, top grade teeth.  It is logical that this will continue on a faster scale since the supply is so limited now and collector buyer base keeps growing.

If you are looking for a well-preserved tooth in this size class, this is a highly recommended choice.   Quality Carcharodontosaurus teeth such as this example represent one of the fastest appreciating values in dinosaur teeth on the market.

WARNING:

Many large dinosaur teeth in the market today have been subject to extensive enhancement and fabrication.  As the prices for large specimens continues to climb, the profits that can be gained illicitly are obvious and unless you are well-versed in restoration and repair, even dealers have been fooled.  We have seen composites of a root from one tooth attached to the crown of another specimen.  We have also seen massive but heavily worn stub teeth with fabricated tips and the entire tooth stained to a lustrous and "too good to be true" finish.  This is usually evident in such well-defined and wavy color line where the crown color meets the lower root portion.  If you see a large tooth in today's market that is of such extraordinary perfect condition, you should be HIGHLY SUSPECT AND GET EVERY POSSIBLE GUARANTEE OF NO FABRICATION OR RESTORATION IN WRITING BY THE DEALER!!!  Ebay is THE worse for getting stuck by these.  One dealer routinely sells amazingly large and extraordinary specimens that are mostly plastic.  After years of doing this, he still has somehow avoided even a NEUTRAL feedback!!!  

Don't be fooled when you are shopping for ANY large dinosaur teeth.  These are common practices of both unscrupulous and uninformed dealers.  It really pays to know who you are buying from!   We see both of these practices done quite frequently in the large tooth market and numerous junk teeth are selling for ridiculous high prices as well as "too good to be true" prices.  (ESPECIALLY on EBAY where fake EVERYTHING is RAMPANT!) 

Stick with a dealer who actually has direct experience with performing restoration work so he or she intimately KNOWS what to look for.  This is  MUST!  We have over two decades of experience in this field and we WILL DISCLOSE any work done when we sell a specimen.