Rare scunthorpe ammonite fossil agassiceras simile, sinemurian, jurassic: frodingham, scunthorpe, yorks, uk

Description This listing features a rare ammonite fossil, Agassiceras simile, from the Sinemurian stage of the Jurassic period, discovered in the historic Frodingham ironstone deposits of Scunthorpe, Yorkshire, UK. This well-preserved specimen is a fantastic example of early Jurassic ammonites and is highly collectible due to its locality and rarity. About Agassiceras simile Agassiceras simile is a species of ammonite that lived during the early Jurassic, specifically in the Sinemurian stage. These ammonites are known for their elegant ribbing and compact coiling, making them a distinct and visually appealing fossil. The Frodingham ironstone layers, famous for their Jurassic marine deposits, have yielded remarkable ammonites, and specimens of Agassiceras simile are among the rarer finds. Fossil Details: Scientific Name: Agassiceras simile Common Name: Scunthorpe Ammonite Geological Age: Sinemurian, Jurassic Formation/Location: Frodingham, Scunthorpe, Yorkshire, UK Size: See photos for exact dimensions Preservation: Well-defined ribbing with clear ammonite structure Why This Fossil is Special: A rare ammonite species from an important UK fossil site Excellent preservation with visible details of the shell structure Found in the Frodingham ironstone, a well-known British Jurassic fossil bed Comes from the Alice Purnell Collection, one of the largest ammonite collections in the world 100% Genuine Specimen with a Certificate of Authenticity What You See is What You Get The actual fossil shown in the photos is the exact specimen you will receive—no stock images used. Buy with Confidence: Authenticity Guaranteed – Professionally sourced, identified, and verified Secure Packaging – Carefully packed to ensure safe delivery Fast & Reliable Shipping – Worldwide shipping available This rare and well-preserved ammonite is a must-have for collectors of British Jurassic fossils—don’t miss your chance to own a piece of prehistoric history!