Lot 1632
T-Rex Tooth In Jaw Section. All fossils from a T-Rex are rare and in tremendous demand and their large teeth are most desired by collectors. This 66 million year old tooth was found in five or six pieces along with a 2.5 x 2 inch jaw section. The 2.75 inch tooth (measured along the diagonal) was professionally restored and placed back on top of the jaw section and matrix for a most dramatic display. The tooth has a lovely dark brown color, a rare complete tip, and good serrations on its enamel. The serrations are very sharp at the tip and have some natural wear at the base. The cracks and breaks have been professionally restored to match the dark brown enamel. Virtually all large T-Rex teeth have cracks and missing enamel that require restoration. All in all, this tooth, found on a private ranch north of Baker, Montana, is above average in size and quality.
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Estimated Value $1,350 - 2,000.
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