This section features some items available for trade. Of course trades for all items on the website will be considered, as always. The items here are offered with some ideas of trades considered to help move things along. If you see a piece you like and are interested in making a trade or cash/trade deal feel free to e-mail your proposals.
Marion 1107. 4-13/16” x 2-3/8”. Made of colorful Ocala formation chert in shades of orange, pink, and cream. Very large and well-made. Rare in this size. For reference, this one is just a little longer, and quite a bit wider than the largest pictured in Overstreet’s 10th edition, pg. 286 or 9th edition, pg 271. Found in central Florida. (4) COA’s from Earthworks, Carlos Tatum, Jeff Baker, Ben Stermer.$3500. How about a fantastic, large colorful fossilized coral centerpiece for your color collection? Will consider trades toward a nice Clovis point or two, other nice Paleos or other pieces, preferably with COA's. Make an offer!
Cone 106. 1-13/16” x 1-1/4”. Made of exotic translucent green Flourite. Perfectly symmetrical and in perfect, G-10 condition. Very rare. Probably from a Hopewell site or mound. Found in St.Clair County, Illinois. (2) COA’s from Earthworks Artifacts, Jackson. $2800. Need an exotic piece of hardstone to add to your collection? Will consider trades toward nice flint or stone pieces, preferably with COA's. Make an offer!
Cumberland 736. 3-7/8” x 15/16”. Made of variegated blue/gray Hornstone chert. Large and well-made with strong fluting on both sides. One ear has been been broken off anciently; otherwise in great shape. Found in Spencer County, Indiana. (2) COA’s from Earthworks, Stermer. $2200. Been wanting an almost 4" well-fluted Cumberland point for you Paleo frame? Will consider trades toward a nice Clovis point or two, other nice Paleos or other pieces, preferably with COA's. Make an offer!
Marion 1107. 4-13/16” x 2-3/8”. Made of colorful Ocala formation chert in shades of orange, pink, and cream. Very large and well-made. Rare in this size. For reference, this one is just a little longer, and quite a bit wider than the largest pictured in Overstreet’s 10th edition, pg. 286 or 9th edition, pg 271. Found in central Florida. (4) COA’s from Earthworks, Carlos Tatum, Jeff Baker, Ben Stermer.$3500. How about a fantastic, large colorful fossilized coral centerpiece for your color collection? Will consider trades toward a nice Clovis point or two, other nice Paleos or other pieces, preferably with COA's. Make an offer!
Cone 106. 1-13/16” x 1-1/4”. Made of exotic translucent green Flourite. Perfectly symmetrical and in perfect, G-10 condition. Very rare. Probably from a Hopewell site or mound. Found in St.Clair County, Illinois. (2) COA’s from Earthworks Artifacts, Jackson. $2800. Need an exotic piece of hardstone to add to your collection? Will consider trades toward nice flint or stone pieces, preferably with COA's. Make an offer! 
Cumberland 736. 3-7/8” x 15/16”. Made of variegated blue/gray Hornstone chert. Large and well-made with strong fluting on both sides. One ear has been been broken off anciently; otherwise in great shape. Found in Spencer County, Indiana. (2) COA’s from Earthworks, Stermer. $2200. Been wanting an almost 4" well-fluted Cumberland point for you Paleo frame? Will consider trades toward a nice Clovis point or two, other nice Paleos or other pieces, preferably with COA's. Make an offer!
