Drop 001: Late Cretaceous
Individually graded apex predator specimens from the Late Cretaceous. Sealed in archival 3D suspension displays.
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Mosasaurus Tooth
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Archival Suspension & Provenance
Each authentic specimen is sealed within an ultra-clear, flexible 3D membrane that isolates fragile prehistoric enamel from dust and handling while allowing complete 360° light transmission.
- 3D Floating Frame: Lightweight, archival desktop display with included angled stand.
- Physical Certificate: Numbered Certificate of Authenticity documenting exact geological formation and age
Pricing table
Grade A · Collector
Grade B/C · Display
Grade D/E · Entry
Grade F · Partial
Chain of Custody
From late Cretaceous strata to certified desktop display. Every specimen traces through a four-stage curation standard before release.
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PHASE 01
Field Extraction (Morocco)
Sourced from trusted excavation networks working the Cretaceous sandstone strata of Morocco.
Typically takes 1–2 weeks
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PHASE 02
Morphological Verification
Inspected under magnification and UV light to verify natural enamel integrity and absence of repair or composite fill.
Typically takes 2–3 days
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PHASE 03
Archival Membrane Encapsulation
Mounted within an ultra-clear, flexible 3D membrane suspension frame that isolates delicate fossilized enamel from dust, moisture, and handling.
Typically takes 1 day
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PHASE 04
Serialized Registration & Sealing
Assigned a sequential specimen number and matched with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
Typically takes 1 day
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these genuine prehistoric fossils?
Are these genuine prehistoric fossils?
Yes, 100% authentic. Every specimen consists of genuine mineralized dinosaur and marine reptile teeth extracted from the Late Cretaceous sandstone and phosphate deposits of Morocco (~95 to 70 million years old). We do not sell casts, replicas, or artificially composited matrix blocks.
What determines the Grade A through Grade F rating?
What determines the Grade A through Grade F rating?
Each fossil is graded on three criteria: enamel preservation percentage, tip/apex sharpness, and structural crown completeness. Grade A pieces represent collector-grade specimens with near-flawless tips and high enamel retention. Grade B/C specimens show sharp to lightly worn tips with strong enamel retention, ideal for display. Grade D/E specimens display natural feeding wear and field patina at an accessible entry point. Grade F pieces are genuine partial crowns or fragments, offering an affordable way to own real fossil material.
How are delicate fossils protected during display and shipping?
How are delicate fossils protected during display and shipping?
Every tooth is mounted inside an archival 3D floating membrane suspension frame that secures the specimen without adhesives or rigid clamps, protecting the enamel from dust, moisture, and vibration. For shipping, frames are cushioned in reinforced protective packaging and shipped via USPS with tracking and coverage on lost or damaged packages.
What documentation comes in the box?
What documentation comes in the box?
Every order includes the authentic fossil specimen, its dedicated 3D floating membrane suspension display frame, and a numbered physical Certificate of Authenticity specifying geological formation, epoch, and species taxonomy.