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An F++Hexaplex princeps 2” or 49.96mm. w/o. Broderip, 1833 “Dwarf”Diver collected at 18- 20 meters on rocky bottom in April ,2014.Manabi, Ecuador.   

An almost F++ Chicoreus (Triplex) virgineus 2 3/4” or 67.14mm. Roding, 1798 Trawled at unknown depth in 1999. Cuddalore, India.   

An F+/F++Hexaplex princeps 2 5/8” or 63.88mm. w/o. Broderip, 1833 “choice dwarf’ Diver collected at 15- 20 meters on rocky bottom in March,2014.Manabi, Ecuador.   

Siphocypraea (Okeechobea) shawnae 2 5/8 or 65.45mm. Petuch & Drolshagen, 2011-Extinct Rare Adult Collected in the Ft Denaud Member of the Caloosahatchee Formation on 06/16/03. A Road fill Quarry on the property of Okeelanta Sugar Company, West Of The Miami Canal, South Bay, Palm Beach County, Florida. Gelasian Pleistocene 2.2-2.4 M.Y.A. Collected and Identified by: To be furnished to the buyer.This specimen has minor color and some gloss.

Busycotypus incile 5 1/8” or 129.27mm. Conrad, 1833-Extinct Rare Collected in the Rushmere Member (Zone 2, Lower Beds) of the Yorktown Formation in the 2000’s Lone Star Cement Company Pit. Chuckatuck, Isle of Wight County, Virginia Piacenzian Pliocene 3.4-3.6 M.Y.A. Collected and identified by Michael Reagin. Rarely without lip damage. Small chip with glue A very rare shell rarely offered.  

Triplofusus duplinensis 5 1/2" or 137.00mm.B. Smith, 1940-Extinct Ultra-RareCollected in the Pinecrest Member of the Tamiami Formation in the 1980’s.Apac Pit, Sarasota, Florida. Piacenzian Pliocene 3.0-3.4 M.Y.A. Collected and Identified by: Melanie Briskin Really nice condition with the usual small chips in the lip.   

Contraconus arlinei 4 ¾” or 120.05mm. Petuch & Drolshagen, 2011-Extinct Fat Giant Collected in the Fruitville Member of the Tamiami (Petuch Unit 3) Kissimmee Facies in 2002. Ruck’s Pit, Fort Drum Florida.2,59-3.00 M.Y.A. Collector: Herbert Waldron with Dr Ed Petuch.  50mm wide!   

Cinctura rucksorum 3 3/8” or 84.75mm. Petuch, 1994-Extinct Collected 35’ deep in gray clay mixed with other species Rucks Pit Member of the Nashua Formation on May 4th, 2002. Rucks Pit, Fort Drum Florida. The main pit with the shells is now defunct and a filled in lake.   

Busycon gilmorei 5 7/8” or 149.25mm. Petuch, 1994-Extinct rare Colurful Ground -stained fossil.Collected in the Fort Drum Member of the Nashua Formation in September,2023. Gelasian Pleistocene 2.2-2.4 M.Y.A. Viera, Brevard County, Florida. Collector: To be furnished to the buyer of the fossil. A nice larger than normal black fossil of a very uncommon fossil shell.  Price= $105.00  

Sinistrofulgur yeehaw 10 3/8” or 261.53mm. Petuch, 1994-“Extinct Rare Laregest ever offered” Collected in the Middle Shell Beds of the Rucks Pit Member of the Nashua Formation in September 2023. Gelasian Pleistocene 2.0-2.2 M.Y.A. Viera, Brevard County, Florida. Collector: To be furnished to the buyer of the fossil. This is a very rare shell and is a giant for the species rarely this large.   

Brachysycon wilcoxi 5 5/8” or 138.80. Gardner, 1948=Extinct “Giant” Rare Collected in the Fort Drum Member of the Nashua Formation in September,2023. Gelasian Pleistocene 2.2-2.4 M.Y.A. Viera, Brevard County, Florida. Collector: To be furnished to the buyer of the fossil. This fossil in this good condition is rare.   

Hystrivasum chilesi 4 5/8” or 117.62mm. Petuch, 1994-Extinct Superb Collected in the Fruitville Member (Petuch Unit 3, Middle Bed) of the Tamiami Formation in 2020.Found by the old Apac Quarry Location. Sarasota County, Sarasota, Florida. Piacenzian Pliocene 2.58-3.0 M.Y.A. Collected by: To be furnished to the buyer of the fossil.    

A “Fake” but in few collection Homalocantha anomaliae 4 3/8” & 109.18mm.Put together by Philippine Craft Artisans using different materials and pieces of other shells to create this large “Fahe Beauty. One reason one must be careful from buying from the Philippine fishermen without knowing their reputation is good. These were offered to an anonymous private collector years back. Ther are noy many in collections but

Titanostrombus immokaleensis 7 3/4" or 198.21mm Petuch and Drolshagen 2011-Extinct-Ultra-Rare Collected in the Golden Gate Member (Petuch Unit 4. Upper Beds) of the Tamiami Formation on 10/12/2014. Aggregates Pit, Lee County, Bonita Springs, Florida. Piacenzian Pliocene -2.59-3.0 M.Y.A. Collected and identified by: Melanie Briskin. This is a super rare shell rarely ever found in better or almost complete condition!! This is an example of an

Siphocypraea(Lokossea)daughenbaughi 2 1/8” or 54.76mm.Berschauer & Waller, 2020-Extinct New Species variant Collected in the Golden Gate Member (Petuch Unit 3) of the Tamiami Formation on 11/24/19.Bonita Grande Aggregates Pit, Lee County, Bonita Springs, Florida. Piacenzian Pliocene approximately 2.8 M.Y.A. Collector: Melanie Briskin Ultra-Rare Some Gloss and some color and markings. Spots show on both sides characteristic of the

Sinistrofulgur perversum okeechobeensis 7 ¼” or 182.73mm. Petuch, 1994-“Superb Extinct Giant” Collected in the Okaloacoochee Member of the Ft Thompson, Formation. Formation in September,2023. Tarantian Pleistocene 78,000-129,000 Years Ago. Collector: To be furnished to the buyer of the fossil. Viera, Brevard County, Florida. Collected by: To be furnished to the buyer of the fossil.  

Sinistrofulgur yeehaw 5 ¼” or 131.08mm. Petuch, 1994-“Extinct Rare”Collected in the Middle Shell Beds of the Rucks Pit Member of the Nashua Formation in September 2023. Gelasian Pleistocene 2.0-2.2 M.Y.A. Viera, Brevard County, Florida. Collector: To be furnished to the buyer of the fossil. This is a very rare shell and is a giant for the species rarely this large.   

Neverita sp. 3 3/8" wide or 82.70mm. Extinct un-named Rare Collected in the Holey Land of the Bermont Formation -Loxahatchee Member-(Formerly Aftonian Pleistocene)Palm Beach Aggregates, Loxahatchee, Palm Beach County, Florida. Calabrian Pleistocene 780,000-1.8 M.Y.A. Collector: Herbert Waldron with Dr. Ed Petuch. Identified by: Dr Ed Petuch.   

Trachyphyllia bilobata 2 1/8” or 52.55mm. Wide Duncan,1863-Extinct Collected in the Golden Gate Member (Lower Beds, Petuch Unit 7 Equivalent) of the Tamiami Formation on 06/13. Bonita Grande Aggregates Pit, Lee County, Bonita Springs, Florida Piacenzian Pliocene 3.0-3.4 M.Y.A. Collector: Melanie Briskin.   

Globivenus rigida 2 1/8” or 54.66mm. Dillwyn, 1817-Fossil Collected in the Golden Gate Member (Petuch Unit 7 Equivalent Lower Beds) of the Tamiami Formation in 2014. Aggregates Pit, Bonita Springs, Florida. Piacenzian Pliocene 3.0-3.4 M.Y.A. Collected and identified by: Melanie Briskin. This is a rare whole pair attached together by matrix. A wonderful fossil for any collection. Extinct in Florida.