Fossils for Sale

Fossils are like windows to what our world used to be like. Trilobites that are millions of years old show every detail of these first invertebrates. Fossilized megalodon teeth give us an idea as to how massive these prehistoric sharks must have been. Some ammonites (sea fossils) not only have beautiful details on their fossilized shells but some have actually turned to opal, giving flashes of deep reds and greens. Even fossilized dinosaur eggs have been found, allowing us to see this amazing piece of history. And these are all part of our collection of fossils for sale.

We have sea plate fossils for sale from Morocco with ammonites and Orthoceras, fossilized sharks and Megalodon teeth from the Southeast United States and fossil fish plates from Utah. Also available are whale vertebrae and mastodon teeth. Each fossil, like all of natures masterpieces, are one of a kind, unique pieces. And they give us an incredible glimpse into our past.

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Crinoid Plate

Crinoids were called sea lilies, if they had a stem (like the stems on this plate). The stem was attached to the sea floor or to other animals or plant life. They were abundant in the Paleozoic Era (225 million to 500 million years ago). This plate has numerous stems with one nice "sea lily". A great fossil.

17 in wide x 11 in. tall x 1/2 in. thick

$390

Orthoceras are extinct members of the cephalopod class with a long, straight, conical shell which could grow as long as 60 feet. The interior is divided into numerous chambers. These invertebrates swam the ocean by using a jet propulsion type system that expelled water from the chambers thus pushing them forward. They are related to the modern day squid, cuttlefish, and octopus and date back 350 million years ago. Fossilized cephalopods are found in the Sahara Desert, Morocco. These are nice flat pieces. Each one is different. #F11

About 5 to 8 inches high.

$14

          Fossilized Turtle Shell

This is an unusual fossil. It is a fossilized turtle shell. Turtles are among the oldest creatures still living on the earth today. They first appear in the fossil record in rocks over 200 million years old. Turtles were alive at least 50 million years before the first dinosaurs. It's a bit weathered but you can see some detail of the shell plates. #F16

10 in. long x 9 in. wide

$210