🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Found in the Gulf of Mexico
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Take a picture out of the bag and in sunlight for best picture quality.
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Shark tooth
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Looks like some kind of accretion/aggregate to me.
Whatever metal there is may still be locked inside--or not.
Whatever metal there is may still be locked inside--or not.
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Iron will make a concretion like that. Hit it with a hammer to knock it off and see what’s inside.
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