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Hey guys,

Found this fossil while metal detecting along a river here in Charleston, SC. While I have found quite a few megaladon teeth, this one is definitely unique. It is about 2 inches in length and arches towards the point. Any ideas??

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Almost certainly not a claw. But probably a tooth. Kinda looks like a broken and worn to hell meg.
 
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