Unpolished South Pacific Megalodon Teeth
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#1
2 1/2" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$95.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#2
2 3/4" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$145.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#3
3 1/2" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$200.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#4
3 1/2+" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$150.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#5
3 /3/4" - Natural South Pacific Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$175.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#6
3 1/2" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$200.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#7
3 15/16" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$225.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#8
4" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$200.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#9
4 1/8" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$175.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#10
4 1/8" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$175.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#11
4 7/16" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$175.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#12
4 7/16" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$250.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#13
4 5/8" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$200.00
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South Pacific Megalodon Tooth-#14
4 7/8" - Natural South Pacifice Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root and Tan Enamel |
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$250.00
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South Pacific megalodon teeth are some of the most prized specimens in the world. They are typically larger and more well-preserved than teeth from other regions. This is because the South Pacific Ocean is very deep, and the teeth have been buried for millions of years, protected from the elements.