Waubesa 4423. 4-7/8” x 1-1/2”. Made of pink and cream Burlington chert. Large, well-made and in great G-9/10 condition. Found in Warren County, Missouri. (2) COA’s from Gregory Perino, Ben Stermer. $800.
Scottsbluff 1203. 3-1/16” x 1-1/16”. Made of highly translucent Hixton Silicified Sand. Thin and well-made and in good condition. Found in Minnesota. (2) COA’s from Ben Stermer, Jackson. $700.
Decatur 608. 3-1/2”. Flint Ridge flint in shades of gray. Found in Delaware County, Ohio. Ex-Stanley Copeland collection. Jackson COA. $400.
Dickson 419. 4-1/2”. Colorful pink and tan Burlington chert. Found by E. Vincent at Musils Ferry, Missouri. Pictured in 2004 Prehistoric Antiquities. COA from Ben Stermer. $600.
Dickson 421. 4-9/16”. Made of gray/cream swirled Kansas flint. Extremely nice piece out of the Charles Shewey collection (cat.#92). Found in Merriam County, Kansas. Comes with Shewey collection Certificate of Ownership and Perino COA. $950.
Midland 705. 1-11/16”. Paleo point made of light brown Edwards Plateau flint. Found in Gaines County, Texas. Jackson COA. $200.
Eden 116. 1-15/16” x 11/16”. Made of translucent brown Knife River flint. Rough condition but a very rare high plains type, especially in Knife River Flint. Found in North Dakota. COA from Ben Stermer. $500.
Dalton 717. 4-3/16” x 1-1/8”. Made of cream/off-white Burlington chert. Well-made and strongly beveled. Found in Pike County, Missouri. COA from Rogers. $650.
Milnesand/Firstview 519. 1-3/8” x 11/16”. Translucent black/dark gray Obsidian. Fine flaking. Snapped-off at it’s base but not too far back because it still has well-ground edges about 1/3 of it’s length. The fractured edges are smoothed so perhaps it was salvaged and re-used in it’s current condition. Found in New Mexico. Very rare type. Earthworks Artifacts COA (as Milnesand) Ben Stermer COA (as Firstview); either way, it's a rare type. $200.
Angostura 341. 4-3/16” x 1-5/16”. Made of Fort Payne chert in mottled light shades of gray/cream/blue. Pictured in Who’s Who # 7, page 341. Well made and in great condition. Found by Ken Knowles in Penn Township, Mason County, Illinois. COA from Ben Stermer. $750.
Hardaway 713. 2-1/2” x 1-3/8”. Made of Blue/Gray and Tan Fort Payne chert. Multiple basal thinning strikes on both sides. Found in Hardin County, Tennessee. Davis COA (G-8). $350.
Stringtown (Paleo) 275. 4-1/8” long, broad stemmed Lanceolate form made of Colorful Coshocton flint in shades of Black/Gray/Blue and Red. Classic flaking and “eared” base. A very rare early point type. Found in Ohio. (3) COA's from Earthworks Artifacts, Jackson, Stermer. $650.
Waubesa 4423. 4-7/8” x 1-1/2”. Made of pink and cream Burlington chert. Large, well-made and in great G-9/10 condition. Found in Warren County, Missouri. (2) COA’s from Gregory Perino, Ben Stermer. $800. 
Scottsbluff 1203. 3-1/16” x 1-1/16”. Made of highly translucent Hixton Silicified Sand. Thin and well-made and in good condition. Found in Minnesota. (2) COA’s from Ben Stermer, Jackson. $700.
Decatur 608. 3-1/2”. Flint Ridge flint in shades of gray. Found in Delaware County, Ohio. Ex-Stanley Copeland collection. Jackson COA. $400.
Dickson 419. 4-1/2”. Colorful pink and tan Burlington chert. Found by E. Vincent at Musils Ferry, Missouri. Pictured in 2004 Prehistoric Antiquities. COA from Ben Stermer. $600. 
Dickson 421. 4-9/16”. Made of gray/cream swirled Kansas flint. Extremely nice piece out of the Charles Shewey collection (cat.#92). Found in Merriam County, Kansas. Comes with Shewey collection Certificate of Ownership and Perino COA. $950. 
Midland 705. 1-11/16”. Paleo point made of light brown Edwards Plateau flint. Found in Gaines County, Texas. Jackson COA. $200.
Eden 116. 1-15/16” x 11/16”. Made of translucent brown Knife River flint. Rough condition but a very rare high plains type, especially in Knife River Flint. Found in North Dakota. COA from Ben Stermer. $500.
Dalton 717. 4-3/16” x 1-1/8”. Made of cream/off-white Burlington chert. Well-made and strongly beveled. Found in Pike County, Missouri. COA from Rogers. $650.
Milnesand/Firstview 519. 1-3/8” x 11/16”. Translucent black/dark gray Obsidian. Fine flaking. Snapped-off at it’s base but not too far back because it still has well-ground edges about 1/3 of it’s length. The fractured edges are smoothed so perhaps it was salvaged and re-used in it’s current condition. Found in New Mexico. Very rare type. Earthworks Artifacts COA (as Milnesand) Ben Stermer COA (as Firstview); either way, it's a rare type. $200. 
Angostura 341. 4-3/16” x 1-5/16”. Made of Fort Payne chert in mottled light shades of gray/cream/blue. Pictured in Who’s Who # 7, page 341. Well made and in great condition. Found by Ken Knowles in Penn Township, Mason County, Illinois. COA from Ben Stermer. $750. 
Hardaway 713. 2-1/2” x 1-3/8”. Made of Blue/Gray and Tan Fort Payne chert. Multiple basal thinning strikes on both sides. Found in Hardin County, Tennessee. Davis COA (G-8). $350.
Stringtown (Paleo) 275. 4-1/8” long, broad stemmed Lanceolate form made of Colorful Coshocton flint in shades of Black/Gray/Blue and Red. Classic flaking and “eared” base. A very rare early point type. Found in Ohio. (3) COA's from Earthworks Artifacts, Jackson, Stermer. $650. 
