Sand Dollar Fossil 1 LB.

Quantity: 1 Pound

Pieces measure, on average 2.5 in

These fossils are notable for their distinctive, flattened, disk-like shape, which resembles a large coin, hence the name "sand dollar." The pattern on a fossilized sand dollar often displays a star or flower-like design, which is actually part of the urchin's internal structure. Sand dollar fossils, like other fossils, are formed over millions of years as the original organic material is replaced by minerals, capturing the sand dollar's shape and details in stone. They are commonly found in regions that were once underwater.