Thank you for viewing. This is a lower jaw tooth of a great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias). The cutting edge length is 31.8mm on the mesial edge and 31.6mm on the distal edge, with almost the same length on both sides, making it a very well-balanced and functional lateral tooth. The enameloid of the crown is white and thick, and beautiful. The serrations are complete, and the sharpness and cutting edge are like a cutter knife, making it a wonderful tooth. The root is also pure white like the crown, and the central nutrient foramen appears to be one, but two holes are hidden inside. It's a tooth you'll want to roll around in your hand and admire forever, and I hope you'll cherish it. However... it's not immediately noticeable, but there is a dent in the enameloid at the center of the lingual base of the crown. I've decided to offer it at a bargain price as an A' (dash) grade item, not quite a B grade. Please check the condition in the images.