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Oh, If Only It Weren't Broken

A friend of mine gave me these a couple years ago. How long do you think the big one was? What type? Is there any value to it even broken but considering it's size? They were found in Missouri. Thanks in advance for any assistance. :icon_thumright:
 

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Re: Oh, If Only It Weren't Broken

The big one is probably an Etley and as far as broken points go, they don't really have any value other than good study pieces.
 
Re: Oh, If Only It Weren't Broken

Too bad that would have been a great point.
 
Re: Oh, If Only It Weren't Broken

Thanks all. It will probably be donated to a youth organization.
 
Re: Oh, If Only It Weren't Broken

Still a very nice artifact was the break ancient?
 
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I think the break was very early if not ancient. Any clue as to it's original size?
 

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