Fossil Sand Dollars For Sale

Sand dollars are highly flattened burrowing urchins of the order Clypeasteroida. They can reach about about four inches and live buried in the sand just below the low tide line. They first appeared in the fossil record during the Paleocene about 60 million years ago and are still alive today.

80 Items ($4 to $99)

Three Fossil Sand Dollars (Scutella) - France

$99

to Polished Fossil Sand Dollars - Madagascar #209978

3 to 4" Polished Fossil Sand Dollars - Madagascar

$9.00 (Bulk Discounts)

to Polished Fossil Sand Dollars - Madagascar #286273

2 to 3" Polished Fossil Sand Dollars - Madagascar

$7.00 (Bulk Discounts)

/ Polished Fossil Sand Dollars - Madagascar #116896

1 1/4" Polished Fossil Sand Dollars - Madagascar

$5.00 (Bulk Discounts)

Polished Fossil Sand Dollars - Madagascar #116897

1" Polished Fossil Sand Dollars - Madagascar

$4.00 (Bulk Discounts)

Two Fossil Sand Dollars (Scutella) - France

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Pliocene Sand Dollar (Dendraster) Fossil - California #285607

3.3" Pliocene Sand Dollar (Dendraster) Fossil - California

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Spectacular Fossil Sand Dollar (Scutella) Cluster #280203

16.5" Spectacular Fossil Sand Dollar (Scutella) Cluster

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Spectacular Fossil Sand Dollar Cluster With Whale Bone #22840

22" Spectacular Fossil Sand Dollar Cluster With Whale Bone

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Lot: 600 Small Fossil Sand Dollars

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Fossil Sand Dollar (Scutella) Cluster #281931

10.6" Fossil Sand Dollar (Scutella) Cluster

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Fossil Sand Dollar Cluster From France - x #11050

Fossil Sand Dollar Cluster From France - 14x9"

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Spectacular Fossil Sand Dollar Cluster - Tall #31592

Spectacular Fossil Sand Dollar Cluster - 15" Tall

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Fossil Sand Dollar (Astrodapsis) Cluster - Wide #15776

Fossil Sand Dollar (Astrodapsis) Cluster - 10" Wide

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Huge, Fossil Sand Dollar (Albertella) - Maryland #23217

Huge, 6.4" Fossil Sand Dollar (Albertella) - Maryland

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Fossil Sand Dollar (Astrodapsis) Cluster - California #34356

6.8" Fossil Sand Dollar (Astrodapsis) Cluster - California

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Cluster Of Polished Fossil Sand Dollars & Clams - California #242906

3.9" Cluster Of Polished Fossil Sand Dollars & Clams - California

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Fossil Sand Dollar (Heliophora) Cluster - Cyber Monday Deal!

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Three Fossil Sand Dollars (Scutella) - France

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Fossil Sand Dollar (Scutella) Cluster - France #97233

5.7" Fossil Sand Dollar (Scutella) Cluster - France

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Beautiful Pair Of Fossil Sand Dollars - France

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Fossil Sand Dollars In Limestone - France

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Two Fossil Sand Dollars - France

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Eocene Sand Dollar (Periarchus) Fossil - Mississippi #189506

2.95" Eocene Sand Dollar (Periarchus) Fossil - Mississippi

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Fossil Sand Dollar (Dendraster) Cluster - California #34354

5.3" Fossil Sand Dollar (Dendraster) Cluster - California

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Fossil Sand Dollar (Heliophora) Plate - Boujdour, Morocco

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Three Fossil Sand Dollars - France

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Beautiful Fossil Sand Dollar (Amphiope) Pair - France

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Two Fossil Sand Dollars (Scutella) - France

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Two Large Fossil Sand Dollars (Scutella) - France

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What Is A Sand Dollar?

A sand dollar is a highly flattened form of urchin of the order Clypeasteroida. As an echinoderm, they have a pentameral symmetry to their body organization, a water vascular system, and an endoskeleton made of calcite plates. They live in shallow marine environments just below the low tide line, buried in the sand or mud. They are active predators, feeding on crustacean larvae, small copepods, diatoms, and algae.

What Do Sand Dollars Look Like?

Sand dollars are a highly flattened form of urchin. They range up to about 4 inches (10cm) in diameter and most are about a third (7mm) to half (12mm) an inch thick, but some are over an inch thick. The are basically circular in shape, though some having flattened or indented sides. Living, they are covered with velvety-looking spines that they use to move. The most diagnostic indicator of fossil sand dollars are the five ovate forms on the top side of the skeleton. These are part of the respiratory system and leave an easily identified “flower” on the skeleton.

FOSSIL SAND DOLLARS FOR SALE

What Is A Sand Dollar?

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