DT5-255 - 3 INCH UNBROKEN SPINOSAURUS DINOSAUR TOOTH WITH WINE RED ENAMEL

Product Description

ID

Spinosaurus aegyptiacus

FOUND

Kem Kem Beds (NW Sahara Desert), 
Morocco

AGE

CRETACEOUS:  112 - 97 million years

SIZE

3" long

CONDITION

NO REPAIR OR RESTORATION.  WITH
NATURAL FEEDING WEAR ON TIP,
ORIGINALLY A NEAR 4 INCH TOOTH 
BEFORE THE WEAR!!!  WINE RED HUE!
SUPREME QUALITY.

NOTE

FROM A LARGE DINOSAUR.  
QUALITY SPECIMEN AND HARD TO
FIND TEETH THIS SIZE THAT ARE 
UNBROKEN!

INCLUDES DISPLAY BOX   Actual Item - One Only

Comes with a certificate of 
authenticity / information sheet

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This is a SUPREME grade Spinosaurus dinosaur tooth of substantial thickness.  It comes from a FULL GROWN dinosaur and amazingly, is unbroken.  The tip has natural feeding wear that without, this tooth would approach 4 INCHES!

Very few Spinosaurus teeth are on the market of this quality.  A tooth of uncommon preservation and size.  100% ORIGINAL - NO REPAIR OR NO FABRICATION. 

NOTE:  A common trick to fake large dinosaur teeth in the market is to attach either a bunch of sand mixed with glue on the end of the tooth's root to exaggerate the length or even worse, fabricate a giant impressive tooth by combining and blending multiple teeth sections together to appear as one massive tooth or to fabricate the bottom portion of the tooth and extend, by a much as DOUBLE OR MORE, the original length of the tooth before work started.  The workmanship of a few notorious United States-based fakers is of the finest workmanship and VERY convincing in appearance.  There have been European fakers also known to create and sell these large teeth.  Don't be fooled when you are shopping for large dinosaur teeth of ANY SPECIES, not just Spinosaurus.  These are common practices of both unscrupulous and uninformed dealers.  We see these "doctored" large dinosaur teeth offered quite frequently and numerous junk, worthless teeth that have been converted and heavily modified are selling for ridiculously high prices, mostly at shows and on the internet.  Ebay is one of the worst places for this where fraud runs rampant and unchecked in the entire rare collectibles field but some fossil show dealers and internet sites have been pawning these "creations" off for years now, as well!