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The Lance Formation of Wyoming is one of the most famous Late Cretaceous fossil beds in North America, dating to roughly 66–68 million years ago. It represents the final chapter of the dinosaurs before the end-Cretaceous extinction event. The formation is best known for its vast bonebeds, where countless remains of iconic species such as Triceratops, Edmontosaurus, Ankylosaurs, and Tyrannosaurus rex have been unearthed. In terms of value, Lance Formation dinosaur bone is highly collectible because of both its rarity and its connection to some of the most famous dinosaurs in history. Small to medium-sized chunks and fragments typically range from $50–200 depending on preservation, texture, and display quality, while larger or identifiable elements (like vertebrae, limb sections, or frill plates) can command prices in the hundreds to thousands. Beyond monetary value, each specimen carries educational and historical importance, serving as a tangible link to the last age of dinosaurs.