Megladon Tooth 3 inch Long by 2 1/4 Inches Wide

A 3-inch Megalodon tooth is a substantial, triangular fossil, similar to a great white shark tooth but much larger, featuring sharp, serrated edges for cutting, a robust V-shaped root, and a smooth, enamel-covered crown that's usually gray, black, or brown due to fossilization, displaying rich texture and often some damage like a worn tip or missing piece, common for its size which represents a mature but not record-breaking shark. 

Very Good Enamel and Triangle Shape specimen.... 

• Enamel & Root: Smooth, polished enamel on the crown; the root is porous and bone-like.
• Serrations: Fine, steak-knife-like serrations on the blade edges.
• Color: Varies from gray, black, brown, tan, to even blue/green, depending on mineralization.
• Bourlette: A chevron-shaped band where the crown meets the root, often visible.
• Condition: May have natural wear, feeding damage (like a broken tip), or polishing, with high-quality specimens having intact features.
• Rarity/Value: 3-inch teeth are common but prized for their visual impact, representing a significant piece of natural history from the Miocene-Pliocene era (23 to 3.6 million years ago).