EDDIE'S SHARK TEETH

ANGUSTIDENS/AURICULATUS CATALOG

Updated 10/4/09 - Prices reduced on rare NC ric/angys

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2 15/16" 1 15/16" $99 Great silver color on this NC tooth. Also, very large for the location. A small bit of serration/tip nickage keeps this one priced much less than a "perfect" specimen. See close ups of nice side cusps! These teeth are from a NC river (exact location unkonwn), and to the best of my knowledge, they might come out of early Oligocene deposits. I call them rics, some call them angustidens. Personally the semantics are not important to me. The fact is that these teeth run much smaller than the angustidens from the big SC rivers, and you don't see nearly as many of them on the market. My best *guess* is that they are aged somewhere in between the "traditional" Harleyville type rics and the big SC river angustidens from later in the Oligocene.
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2 3/8"
NEW 1 13/16" $65 Another nice NC ric/angy. Nice muddy greenish color, coarse serrations with only a few nicked. Please e-mail me for more pics if interested!
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2 1/16"
NEW 1 9/16" SOLD! One of the neatest teeth I've ever seen. Very rare ric/aksuaticus from Kazakhstan, very robust/chunky. Awesome example of evolution early on in the Otodus/Carcharocles evolution. Side cusps are large and irregularly serrated.
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Pics	Length(Max. Slant)	Width	Price	Comments
	2 15/16"	1 15/16"	$99	Great silver color on this NC tooth. Also, very large for the location. A small bit of serration/tip nickage keeps this one priced much less than a "perfect" specimen. See close ups of nice side cusps! These teeth are from a NC river (exact location unkonwn), and to the best of my knowledge, they might come out of early Oligocene deposits. I call them rics, some call them angustidens. Personally the semantics are not important to me. The fact is that these teeth run much smaller than the angustidens from the big SC rivers, and you don't see nearly as many of them on the market. My best guess is that they are aged somewhere in between the "traditional" Harleyville type rics and the big SC river angustidens from later in the Oligocene. (#J1-RIC-1) Profile image 1 Labial/flat side Image 4 Image 5 Order me!
	2 3/8" NEW	1 13/16"	$65	Another nice NC ric/angy. Nice muddy greenish color, coarse serrations with only a few nicked. Please e-mail me for more pics if interested! (#J1-RIC-2) Image 2 Image 3 Order me!
	2 1/16" NEW	1 9/16"	SOLD!	One of the neatest teeth I've ever seen. Very rare ric/aksuaticus from Kazakhstan, very robust/chunky. Awesome example of evolution early on in the Otodus/Carcharocles evolution. Side cusps are large and irregularly serrated. (#B1-RIC-2) Image 2 Image 3 Image 4 Order me!