My brothers finds

[fyrffytr1]

My brother's finds

I wish I did not have these points. My brother, Kenny, passed away unexpectedly on January 22. He suffered a brain aneurysm.
Last weekend I went to Kentucky to visit his wife and my only remaining brother. These were given to me and I don't know too much about them. I do know that some of the whitish colored ones were found here in south Georgia. I would take him to a spot whenever he came to visit. Others, he found in Virginia, Maryland and Kansas. However, I have no idea what came from where.
I don't know about the dark colored ones or the large one (2nd row, 4th from left) or the very small point (bottom row, 5th from right).
I can take pictures of any point to help with identification. Thanks for any and all help.

 

[Tnmountains]

Re: My brother's finds

I am so sorry for your loss sir. What an interesting person he must have been. He sure knew how and where to collect that is for sure. Some very fine examples in there.
Maybe some of the South Ga guys and experts on here will sign in and be able to help you out. I am glad that his collection went to you.
Regards,
TnMountains

 

[richbat]

Re: My brother's finds

very nice collection,i'm so very sorry for your loss of your brother.

 

[Jonzer]

Re: My brother's finds

My condolences.
You brother has some nice pieces.
Cherish each one.

 

[brandywine]

Re: My brother's finds

wow wow and wow!
Your brother has left you some priceless pieces. You have to know that he cherished them. What a good way to remember him.