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Conus sieboldii (Reeve, 1848) — GIANT 91.8 mm Specimen from Taiwan
An impressive, unusually large example of this distinctive Indo-Pacific cone shell!
Offered here is a substantial 91.8 mm specimen of Conus sieboldii, featuring an elegant ivory-white body accented by scattered chestnut-brown markings, a pronounced stepped spire, and beautifully defined natural shell sculpture.
Large specimens of this species can be challenging to locate in the collector marketplace. At 91.8 mm, this example exceeds the sizes of the currently available U.S. specimens identified during our market comparison, making it particularly appealing to collectors seeking an oversized representative.
The shell's elongated proportions, contrasting coloration, and substantial size give it an impressive display presence.
Specimen Details
Scientific Name: Conus sieboldii (Reeve, 1848)
Family: Conidae
Length: 91.8 mm
Width: 40.3 mm
Weight: 31.92 grams
Collection Locality: Taiwan
Collection Method: Trawled
Original Collection Data: Included
Collector's Notes
This specimen exhibits natural growth characteristics, including a visible growth disturbance near the shoulder and irregularity at the anterior end. These details are documented in the accompanying photographs.
Its generous dimensions, attractive ivory-and-chestnut coloration, and documented collection locality make it a noteworthy addition to a specialized cone shell collection.
You will receive the exact specimen photographed, complete with its collection data.
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