A rare set of juvenile anterior teeth from a Great White Shark (C. carcharias). This is the last set of juvenile anterior teeth available here, and they are generally almost impossible to obtain. The longest tooth measures 30.0mm for the upper jaw and 28.0mm for the lower jaw, totaling 58.0mm. The teeth are from a juvenile and are highly rare, but a complete set of anterior teeth in perfect condition can no longer be assembled by me, and each is an A' grade item. The reason for this is that the upper jaw teeth have issues with the apex, and the lower jaw teeth have issues with the root tip. However, the enameloid on the crown is a clean, bright white and is sparkling. The serrations on both the mesial and distal edges are intact and well-formed. And their sharpness and cutting ability are like that of a cutter knife. The roots are also beautiful, and because the teeth are small, they are a very cute set of teeth. Please check the condition in the images.