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unclemac

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check out this guys "native artifacts"....

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my favorite is the fluorite plummet... as if....
 
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I sold many of my field grade points in the early days of EBay, I had so many of them then, and I found they easily sold for $10-35+ each then, and they were simple field grade points.

I would get the small cardboard display cases add cotton padding and 2-5 field points with starting bids $25-$50 plus shipping.
 
Flourite is found in Hardin County IL near a geologic formation called Hicks Dome. The only Indian artifacts I’ve seen made from it are ear plugs. I seriously doubt any banner stones were made from flourite. These are fluorite crystals from So IL.
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I sold many of my field grade points in the early days of EBay, I had so many of them then, and I found they easily sold for $10-35+ each then, and they were simple field grade points.

I would get the small cardboard display cases add cotton padding and 2-5 field points with starting bids $25-$50 plus shipping.
Same here, I sold some decent field grade stuff but after awhile it seemed a lot of bother for a few bucks. There are less and less legitimate sellers as they can't compete with the fakers prices.
 
Same here, I sold some decent field grade stuff but after awhile it seemed a lot of bother for a few bucks. There are less and less legitimate sellers as they can't compete with the fakers prices.
I quit selling points on EBay when you had to compete with people selling recently knapped points as genuine artifacts. You could get more money in late 1990s then you can get now, Ebay is saturated with artifacts real and fake.

What I laugh at are the people selling the "portable art" crap and the suckers buying them.
 

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