Some heartbreakers in here for sure, but a nice mix of megs with a couple perfect ones!

We found this in North Myrtle Beach this morning. Any chance we actually found our first one?

Thanks for your time!!

Hey so I found these at Pawleys island, SC! I’m really curious about what kind of sharks these came from. I’m especially interested in the really long, thin tooth on the top left! Thank you so much everyone!

Been hunting on Topsail Beach (mostly) since the 90s and found these beauties on Lea Island today. Pumped!

Hey yall, I could be completely off here but is this a tooth lmao?? what stood out to me was the vertical lines going down that looked like where enamel was but I could be wayy off, any insight would be appreciated!! Found this on the beach in SC

Myrtle Beach is a gold mine right now. Found a ton of fossils too. As I understand they pumped in a bunch of material from way out deep recently to combat erosion. Found one guy who showed me a whole handful of teeth as big as this, he said he hadn’t slept in 2 days and has just been walking a small patch outside of his hotel. Wish we could’ve stayed longer!

I should’ve have also put in the first post as well MB but it slipped my mind.

My grandmother lived on the gulf for a couple years and I found these in her collection with her shells. Any ideas what they are??

Just an overall exceptional tooth.

Could anyone help me identify what kind of shark this came from?.Thank you.

Found this morning near GTM Reserve between Ponte Vedra and Vilano. What type of shark? First pic is just zoomed in version of second pic

Got to the bottom of a pork rind bag and pulled this piece out.

On my morning beach walk I found this large black item. It has a very similar profile to a small shark tooth I found the day before, shown in the first picture.

Additional pics show the top and profile of the large item. Is this a fossilized shark tooth, maybe with lots of extra sediment? Or just a rock? Appreciate any insights!

Found this lil beaut after dark on North Myrtle Beach. Google says likely a fossilized great white shark tooth, but wanted to check with the professionals :)
It’s super shiny and smooth, and serrations are quite sharp. About an inch long from root to tip and an inch wide at the root as well. This is my first shark tooth find!
Obligatory banana for scale

With the tropical storm Bertha lots of massive waves have brought to shore a lot of neat stuff. I found this with my family but was afraid it was from a necklace and not real however the hole in the middle does not go all the way through. Is this real and what kind of shark? Thank you!

Hi guys wanted to give out some of these shark tooth stickers I made Im thinking about sending 10 envelopes out if anyone wants them giving some away if your interested let me know! [Update] Well we far exceeded 10 envelopes lol so Ima just leave it open and see where it goes still got a limit of 5 for international though and usa stamps pretty good so comment away lol limiting to 50 maybe for usa 😆 [update 2] do not have enough sandtigers so whatever addresses I get first will get them a lot of you have not given me addresses so once I run out of second one you'll be getting a different sticker!

Myrtle Beach, SC. Was curious if anyone would be able to ID the bigger ones. Thanks!

Showing off a beautiful top 1% Georgia Meg that I snagged at SharkCon over the weekend. This little guy is absolutely phenomenal.