my large snails, and other oddities!!!

[Mr Tuff]

weather is dreary today so i figured i would post my fossils. i found all of these over the past 4 years while out MDing and point hunting.. some snails and shells, trilobites, petrified wood, and some urchins, and some unknowns.. a nice geode i picked up last week. any thoughts on the IDs are welcome... SILVER DOLLAR for size reference in 1st pic... best of digs to all. MR TUFF

 

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[Mr Tuff]

the rest

 

[Cappy Z.]

Do you ever sell anything you find?

 

[Mr Tuff]

Do you ever sell anything you find?

not yet, maybe when i need to retire. im not even sure these are even worth selling. I do not know much about fossils. I'm still learning.

 

[Cappy Z.]

Do you ever sell anything you find?

not yet, maybe when i need to retire. im not even sure these are even worth selling. I do not know much about fossils. I'm still learning.

I honestly don't know either..but I would buy a snail after you researched a fair price.

 

[rjw4law]

I have a relative in TX....old sea bed...I always enjoy the fossils

 

[LanceHall]

You have stuff from at least two different loclaities.

The trilobite and orthocones (straight shell nautiloids) maybe Pennsylvanian age or older. I also see bulb-like things that maybe crinoid cups.

The snails, oysters, urchins, scallops, lima clams look like Lower Cretaceous age stuff.

 

[gallileo60]

Do you ever sell anything you find?

not yet, maybe when i need to retire. im not even sure these are even worth selling. I do not know much about fossils. I'm still learning.

I honestly don't know either..but I would buy a snail after you researched a fair price.

Ive got quite a few of those, and other types from the Austin area........Would'nt mind trading for a plant fossil.....

 

[wildcatman71]

love the big snail!!

 

[gallileo60]

You have stuff from at least two different loclaities.

The trilobite and orthocones (straight shell nautiloids) maybe Pennsylvanian age or older. I also see bulb-like things that maybe crinoid cups.

The snails, oysters, urchins, scallops, lima clams look like Lower Cretaceous age stuff.

Love the Trilobite...