#Aisne Valley fossil

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Fossil Foraminifera Nummulites laevigatus – Eocene Cuisian Stage, Aisne Valley France – Genuine with COA

Presenting an exquisite fossil specimen of the foraminifera Nummulites laevigatus, a prehistoric marine microorganism from the Eocene epoch. This fossil dates specifically to the Cuisian stage and was discovered in the Aisne Valley near Soissons, France – an area renowned for its well-preserved Paleogene fossils.

Nummulites are large, lenticular foraminifera that thrived in warm shallow seas around 50 million years ago. Their intricate calcareous shells, composed of numerous chambers, are highly prized by both amateur and professional collectors for their scientific importance and distinctive, coin-like appearance (from which the genus gets its name, derived from "nummulus," Latin for "little coin").

Item Details:

Species: Nummulites laevigatus (sometimes referred to as laengryus)

Age: Eocene Epoch, Cuisian stage (~50 million years old)

Location Found: Aisne Valley, Soissons, France

Condition: 100% genuine fossil specimen with exceptional preservation

Scale: Scale cube in photo is 1cm – please refer to image for full size

Photography: What you see is what you get – the exact specimen pictured is the one you will receive

Packaging: Secure and protective packaging

This fossil is an excellent addition to any collection of microfossils or paleontological specimens and is ideal for educational use, display, or gifting. It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity to verify its provenance and authenticity.

We take pride in selecting only high-quality, well-preserved fossils. Each item is handpicked to ensure it meets our rigorous standards.

[uk-fossils]

Fossil Foraminifera Nummulites laevigatus – Eocene Cuisian Stage, Aisne Valley France – Genuine with COA

Presenting an exquisite fossil specimen of the foraminifera Nummulites laevigatus, a prehistoric marine microorganism from the Eocene epoch. This fossil dates specifically to the Cuisian stage and was discovered in the Aisne Valley near Soissons, France – an area renowned for its well-preserved Paleogene fossils.

Nummulites are large, lenticular foraminifera that thrived in warm shallow seas around 50 million years ago. Their intricate calcareous shells, composed of numerous chambers, are highly prized by both amateur and professional collectors for their scientific importance and distinctive, coin-like appearance (from which the genus gets its name, derived from "nummulus," Latin for "little coin").

Item Details:

Species: Nummulites laevigatus (sometimes referred to as laengryus)

Age: Eocene Epoch, Cuisian stage (~50 million years old)

Location Found: Aisne Valley, Soissons, France

Condition: 100% genuine fossil specimen with exceptional preservation

Scale: Scale cube in photo is 1cm – please refer to image for full size

Photography: What you see is what you get – the exact specimen pictured is the one you will receive

Packaging: Secure and protective packaging

This fossil is an excellent addition to any collection of microfossils or paleontological specimens and is ideal for educational use, display, or gifting. It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity to verify its provenance and authenticity.

We take pride in selecting only high-quality, well-preserved fossils. Each item is handpicked to ensure it meets our rigorous standards.