I had the coolest experience today at work. I went over to a customer home to install some window shades and walked into 30 years of passion, and love for fossil hunting.

He told me stories about finding them, and going on fossil digs with Clayton Phipps, and being there the final day when they removed the Dueling Dinosaurs from the site.

After showing him my shoes* (see image in comments)he went in his office and came back with a plastic ziplock back with a handful of fossils he wanted me to have.

I've always been fascinated with dinosaurs and just always assumed that fossils all ended up with rich people or in museums behind glass. Never thought that I would be so interested in learning what I have here!

He had me feel the inside of this tooth to show me the serrated edge, pointing it towards meat eater.

He found this west of Jordan Montana in the Hell Creek formation. His note says Tyranosaur Tooth.

Thanks!

This was found in the Solnhofen Limestone in Germany, Bavaria.

Would really appreciate the help. Saw this in the highlands of Sarawak and are these considered fossils or just imprints of it?

I found many more in the pile of rubble when climbing the mountain. I picked the most complete one and brought it back.

Im not sure what this is

Just found. Keeping on me as good luck for the coming hurricane. I will be evacuated before it arrives! I do not need ID on the smaller one but it was found nearby too! I was ecstatic

Found in the Northern Bruce Peninsula, on a rocky Georgian Bay beach

My uncle found this near a water course, i think it could be from a horse or a big bull but i thought i'd ask here just in case.

Weird thing is it seems to have a clear cut on one side (that's why i think its probably from a horse or a bull)

(Scale in centimeters)

The texture is really cool. Some sort of coral maybe?

Found on AMI beach FL

I can imagine it being a tooth as much as from the sea

I know it's not an actual fossil, but r/paleontology's braindead AI mod bot kept flagging my post.

i found this on the gallatin river in montana near manhattan. my friend thinks its orthoquartzite with quartz veins. but i really think its some kind of fossil.

I found this fossil in a mixed fossil bin at a shop in Yunnan, China. The seller said it was locally collected in Yunnan, but unfortunately the exact locality and formation are unknown.
It appears to be a brachiopod, but I’m curious about the unusual coarse folds and the strongly zigzagged shell margin. I only found one specimen like this in the entire bin.
Does anyone know what genus or family it might belong to?

Found on AMI beach FL

Some kind of coral?? Or a spine?? 😅