What deep time
sells for.
Market prices for fossils — by species, size, and quality — tracked across dealers and auction houses since 2019.
Specimens
| Specimen | Material | Quality | Size | Latest price | Kind | Date | Source |
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Price evolution
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How the curve is fit
On the market now — best deals first
| Listing | Element / Quality | Size | Price | Typical | Vs. typical | Source |
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How much is a Raptors bone worth?
A clean 0.81-inch Raptors bone, the median size we see, typically sells for $73. Fitted from 15 tracked specimens, adjusted for size, condition and variety.
Raptors bone price by size
| Size | Typical price | Usual range |
|---|---|---|
| 1 in | $98 | $66 – $145 |
| 2 in | $263 | $178 – $390 |
| 3 in | $469 | $317 – $694 |
| 4 in | $707 | $477 – $1,046 |
| 5 in | $971 | $656 – $1,437 |
| 6 in | $1,260 | $851 – $1,864 |
Raptors bone listings on the market now
We're tracking 1 live Raptors bone listings. The one furthest below its fitted value is priced 25% above the curve at $59. The Deal Finder ranks all of them.
Recent Raptors bone sales and listings
| Specimen | Size | Price | Seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Serrated .60" Raptor Premaxillary Tooth - Real Dinosaur Tooth | 0.6 in | $59 | 2026-08-02 |
| Bargain .75" Raptor Premaxillary Tooth - Real Dinosaur Tooth | 0.75 in | $39 | 2026-08-02 |
| 2.4" Fossil Raptor (Anzu) Sacral Vertebra - Montana | 2.4 in | $795 | 2026-07-04 |
| Serrated, .81" Raptor Premaxillary Tooth - Real Dinosaur Tooth | 0.81 in | $65 | 2026-06-10 |
| Serrated, .66" Raptor Premaxillary Tooth - Real Dinosaur Tooth | 0.66 in | $65 | 2026-06-10 |
| 5.6" Fossil Dromaeosaurid Theropod (Acheroraptor) Metatarsal - Montna | 5.6 in | $950 | 2026-03-05 |
| Serrated, .58" Raptor Premaxillary Tooth - Real Dinosaur Tooth | 0.58 in | $45 | 2025-12-14 |
| Serrated .59" Raptor Premaxillary Tooth - Real Dinosaur Tooth | 0.59 in | $45 | 2025-01-21 |
How this valuation is calculated
Price is regressed on log size, with a quadratic term so the exponent rises with size, plus condition, element, variety and form. Recent sales carry more weight, so the curve tracks the current market. Full details on the methodology page. You can also see the price history or appraise your own specimen.