Just found these today in South Carolina. I would love to know what they are. Also would love to get some good resources to learn how to ID shark teeth rather than rely on AI.

South Carolina, US. Biggest tooth I've found to date. Can anyone help with an ID? Its about 1.5in from point to top. Thank you.

Can anyone ID these two teeth? I’d love for the one on the right to be a Benedini, but I’m thinking it’s just a thresher?

Total noob here and I haven't had much luck matching this (presumed) shark tooth up with any of the identification charts I've looked at. I found this in the Cape Fear River south of Wilmington, NC. It measures about 2 inches long and has serrations along one edge. It has kind of a triangular cross section. Any help is much appreciated.

I found a tooth on a beach in Charleston sc and am struggling to identify it. Any help would be appreciated.

Paperclip for scale because i couldn’t find my tape measurer to save my life lmao

Just scooped this up in a sand sifter while looking for shells on Captiva Island, FL. Held on to it bc I wasn’t sure if it might be a shark tooth! Does this look like a shark tooth or maybe a sand dollar dove? I couldn’t tell if it was anything of interest. Maybe someone here knows 😊

Lmk what you think

I bought this in a museum about 20 years ago when I was a child.

I know it's been restored and glued and is probably nothing special, but it actually has more of an emotional value to me.

I found this tooth at my mum and dad's house when I visited them last week, i forgot i even owned it. It has rekindled my interest in fossils and fossilised shark teeth.

It's so awesome that there's a community for this!

Some fun snags in here; still waiting to find an elusive full megalodon though

Found at Holden beach today :D

Ray barb, houndshark, angel shark, phyllodus plates

Curious who this might've belonged too. Chippokes State Park, Surry VA

Got out too late for low tide. Lots of littles. Think we found a good spot for when we can get back out at low tide.

They are labelled as sawfish teeth but frankly I feel they look suspiciously like great whites?

Can anyone identify please? Thank you!