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I found one of the smallest stemmed points I have ever found yesterday.
The coin too. It is the 7th old coin I have found in this one little field. I
also have found 3 buffalo nickels, a 1901 dime and an 1887 quarter all in this
one field out in the middle of nowhere. I wish I had a metal detector.
Anyway, although I got no responses on my last posted point, I was wndering if any of you knew what kind the stemmed one is. The other is obviously a madison. Thanks-Darrin
 

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dunno, but very nice points!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
I would kind of like to know what this point type is I have a larger one just like that.
 

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Very cool little stemmed point. Never found an old coin without a metal detector, must be a fun field to hunt. H.H.
 
If you've found that much with no detector, go buy one - cheap one is $50-100, or tell me where the field is ;D Theres got to be more!
 
Jonzer - It looks to me like a Lowe Flared Base (Steuben). I've found a lot of them in So Il, so you're a little out of area but not too far. Generally a middle to late woodland point. Just my 2 cents. The other point pictured in this thread looks like an Intrusive Mound point.
 
I have a metal detector and am in Illinois, if your interested.
Jake
 

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