Lot 328
Dinosaur Egg Museum Quality. This prepped, complete, unhatched Duckbill dinosaur egg is 70-80 million years old, 6 x 5 inches and of museum quality, with over 90 percent of its original shell intact. The egg is completely original and has been professionally airbrushed to remove all of the minerals covering the original shell, leaving the shell exposed with its deep chocolate brown color. We do not know which Duckbill species this egg belongs to, but being the largest Duckbill egg, it might belong to the huge Duckbill dinosaur Shantungosaurus, which reached more than 50 feet in length and has been found in the same area in Henan Province of China. This museum quality dino egg makes an excellent display, having much more original egg shell than normally found and still standing on a small section of its reddish brown limestone matrix.
Estimated Value $650 - 800.
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