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Vito Bertucci Find, 5.14" Megalodon Tooth - Ogeechee River, GA

Vito Bertucci Find, 5.14" Megalodon Tooth - Ogeechee River, GA

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Own a rare piece of collecting history with this 5.14" Megalodon tooth for sale from the Ogeechee River in Georgia, recovered years ago by legendary Megalodon diver Vito Posca. This specimen features razor-sharp serrations, beautiful tan enamel, and a solid root, and it comes from a locality that no longer produces Megalodon teeth, making it a true find for collectors who value provenance as much as the fossil itself.

Fossil Megalodon teeth are among the most iconic prehistoric fossils ever discovered, but teeth from closed or exhausted localities carry something extra: once they're gone from the market, there's no replacing them.

Shed by an adult Otodus megalodon during the Miocene to Pliocene Epoch (approximately 3 to 15 million years ago), this fossil is a tangible remnant of one of the largest predatory sharks to ever roam Earth's oceans. Every fossil at Fossil Driven is hand-selected, 100% natural, and backed by our Authenticity Guarantee, so you can shop with confidence.

Item Specifics

  • Species: Otodus megalodon
  • Size: 5.14" × 4.08"
  • Location: Ogeechee River, Georgia
  • Collected By: Vito "Megalodon Man" Bertucci
  • Age: Miocene to Pliocene (~3 to 15 million years old)
  • Condition: 100% natural, no restoration (see our Authenticity Guaranteed)

About This Specimen

This Ogeechee River Megalodon tooth displays beautiful tan enamel, razor-sharp serrations, and a solid root, with a nice bourlette. At just under five inches, it sits in a sweet spot for collectors: substantial enough to show off the classic Megalodon shape, while still priced well below the larger teeth from this locality.

All Fossil Driven fossils are guaranteed authentic, unrestored, and accurately photographed. Individual specimens like this help round out our broader selection of authentic Megalodon teeth for sale, each with its own size, coloration, and fossil history.

Where This Fossil Comes From

The Ogeechee River winds through eastern Georgia's coastal plain before emptying into the Atlantic south of Savannah. For years, its dark, low-visibility waters were worked by a small group of dedicated divers who searched the river bottom by feel for fossil shark teeth eroding out of ancient marine sediments. None is better remembered than Vito Bertucci, known throughout the hobby as the "Megalodon Man." A jeweler and gemologist from Port Royal, South Carolina, Bertucci spent nearly two decades diving the rivers of South Carolina and Georgia, and used his finds to build the largest Megalodon jaw ever assembled: 11 feet across, almost nine feet tall, and set with 182 fossil teeth. This tooth is one of his Ogeechee finds.

Megalodon teeth are no longer being recovered from the Ogeechee, which means the supply of authentic Ogeechee teeth is fixed. What's already in collections is all there will ever be, and teeth with a known diver attached are especially hard to come by.

To learn more, visit our blog on where fossil Megalodon teeth are found.

About the Megalodon Shark

Otodus megalodon (often historically referred to as Carcharocles megalodon) was the largest predatory shark to ever live, reaching estimated lengths of 50 to 60 feet and dominating warm oceans worldwide during the Miocene and Pliocene epochs. Its massive jaws and serrated teeth allowed it to prey on whales, dolphins, and other large marine mammals.

Well-preserved teeth remain our best window into the size, power, and behavior of this prehistoric apex predator.

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If you're comparing individual Megalodon teeth for sale in the 5" to 6" range, this Ogeechee specimen offers something most teeth can't: a closed locality and a named collector behind it.

Why Collect This Tooth

  • Genuine Ogeechee River, Georgia Megalodon tooth
  • Found by Vito "Megalodon Man" Bertucci, builder of the largest Megalodon jaw ever assembled.
  • From a locality that no longer produces Megalodon teeth
  • Accessible entry point into historic Ogeechee material
  • 100% authentic fossil backed by our Authenticity Guarantee
  • Ideal gift for serious collectors and shark tooth enthusiasts

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Why Buy from Fossil Driven

  • Hand-selected, authentic fossils only
  • No restoration unless clearly disclosed
  • Clear, accurate photography of each specimen
  • Fast, secure shipping
  • Small, enthusiast-owned business passionate about fossils

Final Notes

Add this authentic Ogeechee River Megalodon tooth to your collection and own a piece of both prehistoric ocean history and Georgia diving history. Every Fossil Driven specimen is verified for authenticity: no repairs, no restorations, just genuine fossil material preserved for millions of years and ready to be cherished for generations.

Brandon Zulli & the Fossil Driven Team

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