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Missouri Flint

Buckhunter

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Elsberry Mo
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Graphite golf club shaft, and my eyes
Some Missouri Flint from Lincoln and Pike Counties.
 

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WOW!!!

Very nice looking points Buckhunter.

Like the guy said on the video about the Cache that was on here a while back, "Look at the Dalton on that one!"
 
Fantastic artifacts. Are they personal finds?
 
:o wow very nice thanks or posting them jamey
 
Yes they all are personal finds, The Hardin and one of the Daltons came from right behind my house. the dark Dalton was found while mowing the yard of the farm I care take. The Graham Cave was found in an old ladys garden.Dalton #3 was found in a wash out in 2 pieces.The Snyder was found 50 ft from hwy 79.The Sedalia was found plowed out of a terrace on a sod farm.And Dalton #2 Was found in a creek.
 
That's an excellent group of personal finds.Even if a collector wanted to buy a group like that, they would have to invest a good amount of time and money.Sounds like you've been blessed with some killer sites.Congrats!
 
SRV said:
WOW!!!

Very nice looking points Buckhunter.

Like the guy said on the video about the Cache that was on here a while back, "Look at the Dalton on that one!"

Lol, I remember seeing that crazy cache awhile back, a paleo/ archaic/ woodland cache...no way that was legit.

Those are some very fine points Buckhunter, thanks for the look.
 
Thanks, I trudged Lots of muddy miles for those rocks!!
 

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