Rare Acompsoceras inconstans Fossil Ammonite, Cenomanian, Cretaceous, Glynde, East Sussex, UK – Ex Alice Purnell Collection

Description

This listing features a rare Acompsoceras inconstans fossil ammonite from the Cenomanian stage of the Cretaceous period. Discovered in Glynde, East Sussex, UK, this exquisite specimen provides a glimpse into marine life from approximately 100 million years ago.

The Acompsoceras inconstans is a distinctive ammonite species known for its finely detailed, coiled shell with prominent ribbing. This specimen showcases exceptional preservation, with its detailed morphology clearly visible, making it both a scientifically valuable fossil and an attractive display piece.

This fossil is part of the esteemed Alice Purnell Collection, one of the most extensive and celebrated private ammonite collections in the world. Fossils from this collection are recognized for their exceptional quality, authenticity, and historical significance, adding significant value to this unique piece.

Key Details:

• Species: Acompsoceras inconstans (ammonite)
• Age: Cenomanian, Cretaceous (~100-94 million years old)
• Location: Glynde, East Sussex, UK
• Provenance: Alice Purnell Collection

This fossil is 100% genuine and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its authenticity and collectible value. The exact specimen you will receive is shown in the photos, with a scale rule featuring 1cm squares included for accurate size reference.

This Acompsoceras inconstans ammonite fossil is a rare and valuable addition to any fossil collection, a fantastic educational tool, or a captivating display piece. Its rarity, historical importance, and excellent preservation make it a must-have for fossil enthusiasts, educators, and collectors alike.

Don’t miss this opportunity to own a rare Acompsoceras inconstans ammonite fossil with impeccable provenance from the renowned Alice Purnell Collection. Order today to secure this remarkable piece of Earth’s prehistoric history!