T. rex Tooth Shard 7/8in with Serrations — Hell Creek Formation (66 Million Years Ago)

This authentic fossil fragment comes from the most famous predator of all time — Tyrannosaurus rex. Measuring ⅞ inch, this shard preserves visible serrations along its edge, the same razor-like features that once helped T. rex tear through the flesh of its prey.

Recovered from the Hell Creek Formation of North Dakota, this specimen is a genuine piece of Late Cretaceous history, dating to approximately 66 million years ago. Even as a fragment, it captures the power and presence of Earth’s most iconic carnivore.

Securely displayed in a labeled Riker box, this fossil makes an impressive addition for collectors, educators, and enthusiasts alike.

Details:

Species: Tyrannosaurus rex

Formation: Hell Creek Formation

Age: Late Cretaceous (~66 MYA)

Location: North Dakota, USA

Specimen: Tooth fragment (⅞″) with visible serrations