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👉 Fossil Shark Teeth for Sale
Own a genuine piece of prehistoric ocean history with this 2.33-inch fossil Great White shark tooth, recovered from the fossil-rich desert deposits of Sacaco, Peru. The Sacaco region is well known among fossil collectors and paleontology enthusiasts for producing exceptional marine fossils from the famous Pisco Formation, one of South America’s most important fossil-bearing deposits.
This impressive specimen represents the Great White shark (Carcharodon carcharias), one of the most iconic predatory sharks still living today and a species with a fossil record stretching back millions of years. Fossil Great White teeth are highly collectible for their classic triangular shape, bold serrations, and evolutionary connection to some of the ocean’s most legendary predators.
Item Specifics
Species: Carcharodon carcharias (Great White shark)
Size: 2.33" × 1.61"
Location: Sacaco, Peru
Geological Age: Miocene (~2.6–15 million years old)
Condition: Authentic fossil tooth, no repair or restoration.
About This Specimen
This Peruvian fossil Great White tooth displays a broad, attractive blade with strong overall proportions and nice collector appeal. The tooth retains visible serrations and a well-preserved root structure, making it a standout display piece from a highly desirable South American locality. This tooth is all natural with no repair or restoration.
Fossil Great White shark teeth from Peru are especially prized due to their rarity, color, excellent preservation, and connection to the rich marine ecosystems that once existed along the ancient Pacific coastline. Specimens from Sacaco and the surrounding Pisco Formation are becoming increasingly desirable among collectors as quality material becomes harder to source.
About the Great White Shark and Fossil Great White Teeth
The Great White shark (Carcharodon carcharias) is one of the most recognizable and powerful predatory sharks in the modern ocean, but its fossil record stretches back into the Miocene, when ancient seas supported a remarkable diversity of marine life. Fossil Great White teeth are valued for their sharp triangular form, pronounced serrations, and evolutionary significance, offering collectors a tangible connection to a shark lineage that has survived major changes in ocean ecosystems over millions of years.
Unlike the much larger and heavier teeth of Megalodon, fossil Great White teeth are typically more slender and compact, though larger examples over 2 inches are especially desirable. Their crisp cutting edges and classic proportions make them a favorite among fossil shark tooth collectors, shark enthusiasts, and anyone interested in prehistoric marine life.
Why Collect Fossil Great White Shark Teeth?
Fossil Great White teeth are highly collectible because they combine scientific interest, display appeal, and strong evolutionary significance. These teeth are excellent additions for:
- Fossil shark tooth collections
- Great White shark enthusiasts
- Educational displays
- Gifts for ocean and paleontology lovers
- Collectors seeking authentic marine fossils from premium localities
Authenticity Guarantee / Shipping / Returns
At Fossil Driven, every fossil is guaranteed authentic. We carefully source from trusted diggers and suppliers and inspect each specimen for accuracy, condition, and any signs of repair or restoration.
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Authenticity Guaranteed – All fossils are 100% genuine
- No repair or restoration unless clearly stated
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30-day returns accepted (buyer pays return shipping; original shipping is non-refundable)
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Combined shipping available on multiple items
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International buyers welcome (customs duties/taxes are the buyer’s responsibility)
Bring home a genuine fossil from one of the ocean’s most legendary predators with this authentic 2.33" fossil Great White shark tooth from Sacaco, Peru, a rare and eye-catching addition to any fossil collection.
