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

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!

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

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

Just an overall exceptional tooth.

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

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??

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

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!

My family is on vacation in Alabama - they went for a walk this morning after Tropical Storm Bertha passed through last night and my mom found this along the shoreline when they were shell hunting. Is this an older shark tooth or something else?

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