Heart breaker

[Arrowheadhunter]

I do landscaping and was at a large manufacturing sight edging out a bed by hand when I saw the elusive Cumberland . I knew instantly what type it was from looking through the arrowhead guide books. I sold it a year ago and kinda regret it but needed some cash. I sold it for $350 and would have thought it to be around the $8000-$10000 mark if whole. I know I'll never find another one

 

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[GrizLeeBear]

In my experience, the joy is more in the finding than owning. I cash out some and give others away. I just don't have the room to store things. I know the thrill you had when you found it.

 

[old digger]

Welcome to TNET! Super Find! ! Too bad that you had to sell it, it would have been very diffucult for me to sell such an uncommonly found artifact.

 

[fishstick]

SAD... That is truly a heartbreaker. Not many Cumberlands surface. At least you can say you found one, not many of us can.. CONGRATS.. HH

 

[rock]

Thanks for showing it to us. I feel you got a very good price for it seeing it was damaged so much. But it truly was a great find.

 

[Twitch]

Wow.... Pretty speechless. Even broken that's an amazing find. Looks like Ft Payne chert, right for the area and the type. Awesome.

The term 'heartbreaker' gets overused. You, sir, I think have properly applied the term. Amazing and sickening at the same time.

Welcome to the site.

 

[rock]

I recently saw one for sale at asking price of $3500, wow