Fossil Blind Bag
Fossil Blind Bag
- Which fossil will you discover?
Start your personal museum of natural history!
Introducing our Fossil Blind Bags. Each blind bag in this series holds a random, authentic prehistoric fossil from 8 possible options. The fossils included range from 40 million to 380 million years old. Every fossil includes an information card about the creature, a certificate of authenticity, and a protective display capsule.
The possible fossils in Series 1 are:
- Mosasaur Tooth (66 million years old)
- Dinosaur Bone Fragments (65.5–145.5 million years old) Rare!
- Enchodus Fang (70 million years old)
- Insect Fossil in Amber (40 million years old) Rare!
- Squalicorax Tooth (70 million years old)
- Trilobites (380 million years old)
- Sea Snake Vertebra (55 million years old) Rare!
- Mystery Fossil - Ultra-Rare!
Since these are authentic and natural fossils, please expect some slight variation in size, shape, coloring, etc.
- Verified Authentic Fossils
- Display Capsule
- Collect all 8!
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Insect Fossil Inclusions in Amber
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Natural History Collectibles
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Oceanography
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Once-Living
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Paleontology
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Prehistoric Fossils
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Bought this as a stocking stuffer for my husband and he loved it! Highly recommend, this is very unique and fun.
I love this so much
I ordered 2 Fossil Blind Bags. One of them was a trilobyte fossil, which looked like a trilobyte fossil and would be a 5 star review if I ordered one bag and that's what I got.
The second one was Dino Bones fossils. I'm sure they are genuine dinosaur bone fossils, I don't think they are trying to rip anyone off, but they just look like regular rocks. Maybe if I was a paleontologist and I could tell the difference between regular rocks and dinosaur fossils that look like regular rocks, then I would think they were super cool, but I'm not and I don't think that is the target demographic for these bags.
If they don't have a supply of dinosaur bone fossils that look like fossils to the untrained eye, they should probably take those out of the rotation.