What a shame. Feeding nick keeps the price way down on this razor sharp tooth. This is the sharpest Florida auriculatus I have come across. It must have been recently exposed from the Eocene limestone since the serrations are so sharp. The color is a steel gray with some black near the tip. Keep in mind, that in Florida, most if not all, of these teeth -- 40 million+ year old teeth -- are found in rivers. That's a long time to be around and have such minimal damage. Keeping that in mind, this is a bargain.