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| Genus | Species | Author | Locality | Description | Grading | Price $ |
| Epitonium | aculeatum | (Allan, 1818) | Europe, Greece | 20-30mm, pale pink / purple, white varices, dead but good | F | 5 |
| Epitonium | acuminatum | (Sowerby II, 1844) | Taiwan | 35-45mm, relatively smooth, tan, very fine axial ribs | F++ | 5 |
| Epitonium | albidum | d'Orbigny, 1842 | Bahamas | 6-8mm, small white species | F++ | 6 |
| Epitonium | angulatum | (Say, 1831) | USA, Florida | 18-20mm, typical white sp | F++ | 4 |
| Epitonium | apiculatum | (Dall, 1889) | USA, Texas | 4-6mm, tiny obscure species | F++ | 5 |
| Opalia | australis | (Lamarck, 1822) | Australia, WA | 14-20mm, typical live collected | F++ | 8 |
| Opalia | australis | (Lamarck, 1822) | Australia, WA | 18-30mm, typical dead sp | dead | 3 |
| Epitonium | basicum | Dall, 1917 | Mexico, Baja | 8-12mm, aka 'G. lamellosa', small but robust species | F++ | 4 |
| Epitonium | billeeanum | (DuShane & Bratcher, 1965) | Mexico, West Coast | 14-18mm, thin fragile sp, very fine varices | F++ | 15 |
| Clathrus | clathrum | (Linnaeus, 1758) | Europe, Belgium | 16-25mm, dead but good sp | dead | 3 |
| Gyroscala | coronata | (Lamarck, 1816) | Africa, SA | 15-30mm, typical for species | F++ | 12 |
| Gyroscala | coronata | (Lamarck, 1816) | Africa, SA | 15-30mm, dead but good | dead | 3 |
| Opalia | crenata | (Linnaeus, 1758) | Africa, Senegal | 14-16mm, heavy, thick-shelled, deep suture | F++ | 5 |
| Acutiscala | delicatula | (Crosse, 1864) | Australia, SA | 12-15mm, tall, delicate, obscure species | F++ | 10 |
| Amaea | ferminiana | (Dall, 1908) | Panama | 60-70mm, tall graceful species | F++ | 30 |
| Epitonium | friabilis | (Sowerby II, 1844) | Australia, WA | 14-16mm, typical white, finely ribbed | F++ | 6 |
| Epitonium | friabilis | (Sowerby II, 1844) | Australia, WA | over 16mm, typical white, finely ribbed | F++ | 12 |
| Opalia | funiculata | (Carpenter, 1857) | USA, California | 14-16mm, typical dead but good sp | dead | 4 |
| Epitonium | godfreyi | (Cotton, 1938) | Australia, WA | 11-12mm, small but typical, white | F++ | 12 |
| Granuliscala | granosa | (Quoy & Gaimard, 1834) | Australia, WA | 22-28mm, live collected typical specimens | F++ | 6 |
| Granuliscala | granosa | (Quoy & Gaimard, 1834) | Australia, WA | 20-28mm,dead but good | dead | 3 |
| Epitonium | humphreysi | (Kiener, 1838) | USA, Florida | 12-15mm, small but robust species | F++/GEM | 5 |
| Epitonium | imperialis | (Sowerby II, 1844) | Australia, WA | 20-25mm, delicate fine ribbing, live taken | F++ | 15 |
| Epitonium | imperialis | (Sowerby II, 1844) | Australia, WA | 20-25mm, dead but good | dead | 6 |
| Nitidiscala | indianorum | (Carpenter, 1865) | USA, California | 12-14mm, small delicate species | F++ | 8 |
| Epitonium | irregulare | (Sowerby II, 1844) | Philippines | 25-35mm, inflated thin sp, very fine axial ribs | F++ | 20 |
| Epitonium | jukesianum | (Forbes, 1852) | Australia, WA | 7-15mm, typical for species | F++ | 5 |
| Cirsotrema | kieneri | Tapparone-Canefri, 1876 | Australia, Broome | over 60mm, dead but good | F+ | 60 |
| Cirsotrema | kieneri | Tapparone-Canefri, 1876 | Australia, Broome | under 60mm, dead specimens | dead | 30 |
| Epitonium | lamellosum | (Kiener, 1838) | Mediterranean | 20-30mm, spectacular, dark, white ribs | F++ | 12 |
| Epitonium | lamellosum | (Kiener, 1838) | Africa, Senegal | 10-24mm, dead but good specimens | dead | 6 |
| Amaea | magnifica | (Sowerby II, 1844) | Japan | 70-90mm, typical white sp, dead but good | F++ | 25 |
| Amaea | magnifica | (Sowerby II, 1844) | Japan | over 90mm, giant shells | F++ | 45 |
| Epitonium | neglectum | (Adams & Reeve 1885) | Australia, QLD | 18-22mm, aka 'pallasi neglectum', tan, white ribs | F++/GEM | 20 |
| Epitonium | obtusum | (Sowerby II, 1844) | Mexico | 10-12mm, typical sp with pronounced ribs | F++ | 5 |
| Epitonium | pallasi | (Kiener, 1838) | Australia, QLD | under 20mm, dark tan, white ribs, small, typical | F++ | 8 |
| Epitonium | pallasi | (Kiener, 1838) | Australia, QLD | 20-24mm, dark tan sp with white ribs, typical | F++ | 12 |
| Epitonium | pallasi | (Kiener, 1838 | Australia, QLD | over 24mm, dark tan sp with white ribs, large | F++ | 20 |
| Epitonium | pallasi | (Kiener, 1838) | Australia, QLD | 18-24mm, dead but good | dead | 3 |
| Scalaria | perplexa | (Pease, 1868) | Australia, WA | 15-25mm, tall elegant shell | F++ | 10 |
| Epitonium | pyramidale | (Sowerby II, 1844) | Philippines | 13mm, one only - typical live collected | F++ | 12 |
| Epitonium | rupicola | (Kurtz, 1860) | USA, Florida | 8-12mm, some brown banding, dead but good | dead | 6 |
| Epitonium | scalare | (Linnaeus, 1758) | Australia, QLD | 25-35mm, typical | F++ | 6 |
| Epitonium | scalare | (Linnaeus, 1758) | Australia, WA | 35-40mm, typical | F++ | 12 |
| Epitonium | scalare | (Linnaeus, 1758) | Philippines | 40-50mm, super shells | F++ | 20 |
| Nitidiscala | statuminatum | (Sowerby II, 1844) | Panama | 16-18mm, typical sp, extremely frilly ribs | F++ | 38 |
| Epitonium | stigmaticum | (Pilsbry, 1911) | Indian Ocean | 20-26mm, delicate tan shells with white ribs | F++ | 12 |
| Epitonium | tinctum | (Carpenter, 1864) | USA, California | 10-11mm, typical sp with fine ribbing | F++ | 8 |
| Epitonium | tomlini | (de Boury, 1913) | Australia, QLD | 8-10mm, small with single dark band below suture | F++ | 10 |
| Cirsotrema | varicosa | (Lamarck, 1822) | Philippines | 48-50mm, typical, intricate ribbing, live coll. | F++ | 8 |
| Cirsotrema | varicosa | (Lamarck, 1822) | Philippines | 48-50mm, typical intricate ribbing, dead but good | dead | 4 |
| Cirsotrema | varicosa | (Lamarck, 1822) | Australia, Broome | 20mm, one only - dead but good, rare from here | dead | 6 |
| Cirsotrema | zelebori | (Dunker, 1866) | New Zealand | 14-20mm, typical for species | F++ | 3 |
| Cirsotrema | zelebori | (Dunker, 1866) | New Zealand | over 20mm, large for species | F++ | 5 |
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UPDATED 10-08-25