Madison Point grading?

[autographcollector11]

How would you grade this point? In terms of number scales of 1 thru 10?

I am not familiar with the rules on how to grade yet. Is there a $$
value on this one?

 

[tomclark]

'bout 8!

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Not trying to be a jerk here, but if you are in this hobby just for a value and grade of your finds then you are in it for the wrong reasons.

 

[monsterrack]

It's a nice point the style is fairly regular, nothing that just knocks your socks off. On e-bay or has some call it on here flea-bay you might get $30, but reaper is right.

 

[autographcollector11]

This is my first point and am looking to learn to understand what makes them perfect. Simply for my own knowledge on how these should look if they were perfect.

 

[intensecrasher]

It's a beautiful point! In my area we call this style a Madison and it would date to around 1100 - 200 B.P. These triangle points are from the Mississippian Period in history.

Sorry...you already knew it was a Madison.

 

[rock]

Nice triangle for your first find. Value is in the eyes of the beholder IMO.

 

[yakker]

I find a ton of that sort out my way. Your point is very nice- especially considering it's quartz- a trouble-maker when it comes to point-making. Don't worry about value. It goes up. It goes down. Local collectors like regional stuff and pay a little more. Others, who want to build a collection will start with something, maybe, like that. As far as value goes- for insurance reasons, (which makes a lot more sense), your answer is above. Be patient while you bui;ld your collection. As you go along, the collection- as a unit- will be more valuable than the sum of its pieces. Now, go out and find some more!!! Yakker