Teeth ID

[cody milam]

So Ive been looking for shark teeth in Florida and Iv found a good amount and some other neat items but I also found these teeth that don't look like any shark teeth iv seen even the small ones but then again I don't know much
All help is appreciated

 

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[Ninjafossils]

They are broken, warn, very small shark teeth. Too much so to get a proper id.

 

[GatorBoy]

They look like very small and very sand polished bull shark lower jaw teeth to me that kind of polish looks like teeth I find in the st. Augustine area

 

[TimeWaster]

Surf polished shark teeth. I can't guarantee they are shark teeth, but at least fish teeth? Amelia Island has those by the thousands. They are a little easier to find because they sort of "wink" at you in the sun.

 

[GatorBoy]

A day on Vilano beach

 

[TimeWaster]

Gator Boy, no gym needed. You completed a Navy Seal set of squats for that day's finds! I love the the fossils. Hardly anyone picks them up.

 

[GatorBoy]

Haha..you ain't kidding.. I walked a looooong way too.

 

[October]

I have one like yours, the only one of it's kind in my collection and it was identified as a seal or sea lion tooth. Although yours is flatter than mine so it may just be a worn shark tooth.