Indian Tools at a garage sale

[cyberdan]

I thought there used to be a forum just for indian artifacts but couldn't find it now.
I bought all these arrowheads, and other tools at a yardsale last year. I think they were collected 25-30 years ago. Anybody know anything about old indian tools? age and $$?

 

[cyberdan]

Don't forget material and Good provenance.

What do you mean material?
The only provenance is the hand written note the was taped to the sealed bag.
At the yard sale I broke the tape to peek inside.

I also bought a small tin box of lead bullets from a civil war battlefield collected by the same person decades ago.

 

[IlliniGuy]

As far as the provenance, at least you have something. Many times purchased artifacts will have nothing. Artifacts from famous collections often bring an extra premium. Do a little research on the collector. Sometimes pieces do better locally if he was known in the area. With material, better flint is a plus and so is color.

 

[rock]

Most of the collection is going to be considered field grade due to the color of them. You have a couple of nice pieces in it like the red one and the other you posted by itself. Your not going to be able to retire on them if you sell them. Freebay is probably your best bet.