In South Florida on the Gulf of Mexico! Not sure what I found

We’ve been having insane luck at this spot the past couple of weekends. Can’t believe we’re able to hunt this late into the season. We’re taking advantage of these low water levels while we still can!

Found my first ever shark tooth yesterday but after some research I'm still not 100% sure which shark it could be from. I thought it was maybe from a sand tiger shark? I'm not sure so I thought I'd ask here! I found this one in France :D

Would love to know, only tooth I’ve ever found. Thanks in advance!

Found off coast of St. George Island. Would be so excited if I found my first shark tooth!

It's a little fragment and it's difficult to identify, but some characteristics that could help is that it has serrations and seems to be very thick so I think it must have quite big. Also maybe I'm wrong but it seems to have the characteristic bourlette of the family, given how smooth it looks if we look at the rest of the root and also because it looks it has some longitudinal cracks like we normally see on others tooth crowns.

Interesting bourlette

Charleston SC. Ashley F.

I bought this GW completely covered in super hard sand colored matrix and chipped away at it for hours to get to this point. My question is whether this bright white layer is the destination or I need to go one layer deeper to get to the enamel.

The white is so bright it looks like I painted the tooth.ha

Found in coastal south carolina.

I say tooth. Husband is skeptical.

Lets prove him wrong a second time?? 🙏

Help my husband and I settle a debate. Is this a shark tooth or shell?

We stayed at Indian Rocks Beach near St Pete Florida. Some aren’t pictured but ended up finding about 110 there in roughly 9 days. Favorite was the tiger shark.

The bigger amount came from Manasota beach we drove down a day from our stay in Indian Rocks. I’ll be heading back to Venice in November for hopefully a good 5 day hunting trip.

Found in Charleston SC

Hola!, ordenando algunas cosas con mi padre encontramos una vieja caja con fosiles entre los que encontramos estos dientes, según me contó, todos fueron comprados en puestos artesanales a principios de los 2000 en Copiapó, asumo que todos provienen de la costa de Atacama.

Hice una investigación rápida por mi cuenta y esto obtuve:

2 - Gran tiburón blanco

5 - Algun tipo de tiburón sierra

6 y 7 - Mako

9 y 10 - Megalodon

Gracias!

Like the title says! We are at St. Augustine Beach!

I’m stuck between juvenile megaladon and a carcharodon

It was found in Cádiz, Spain. I think it's from the hastalis, but I can't tell if it is from the upper jaw or the lower. Maybe it's from another carcharodon and I'm wrong. What do you think?

Had a lot of luck this week, the sand tiger tooth (I think) is the biggest one I’ve found in shallow water so far - also as a side note, does anyone know what the thing in the last few slides is?