Chile  Pristiophorous lanceolatus

This catalog contains very large and beautiful teeth from the Saw shark - Pristiophorous lanceolatus. These teeth exhibit exceptional size and color. The Pristiophorous teeth are of excellent quality exhibiting a long slender crown and an interesting heavy root.  These teeth are Miocene-Pliocene age (4-8 million years ago). This is an incredible group of museum to near museum quality. These teeth are infrequently seen for sale and the Chile site is producing some phenomenal specimens.

Note - 1) All teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge. Catalog updated April 7, 2008.  This is one of the best groups of Pristiophorous teeth that you will ever see with an excellent color selection. These teeth are from 5 year old stashed inventory. There are not too many left. These teeth are getting very difficult to locate!  

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	1-11/16"	$30	C502 New	A GEM, EXTRA LARGE tooth with great color.  The crown is exceptionally clean and sharp. Beautiful color and condition!
	1-11/16"	$27.50	C524	A GEM, EXTRA LARGE tooth with great color.  The crown is exceptionally clean and sharp. Beautiful color and condition!
	1-5/8"	$30	C503 New	A GEM, LARGE tooth with great color.  The crown is exceptionally clean and sharp. Beautiful color and condition! Sharp as a needle! THE BEST!
	1-5/8"	$25	C504 New	A GEM, LARGE tooth with great color.  The crown is exceptionally clean and sharp. Beautiful color and condition!
	1-1/2"	$22.50	C505 New	A GEM, LARGE tooth with great color.  The crown is exceptionally clean and sharp. Beautiful color and condition!
	1-1/2"	$22.50	C521	Another super tooth with great color.  The crown is very clean and sharp. Beautiful color and condition!
	11/16"	$17.50	C506 New	A GEM, JUVENILE tooth with great color.  The crown is exceptionally clean and sharp. Beautiful color and condition!

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Last modified: January 27, 2008