I found this two weeks ago in the sand. Only the median ridge was showing. It is toothy to say the least.
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Keep coming back and looking. That wil grade high. Not even a serration broken. Outstanding.
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Nice piece Chuckers, and nice Photograph 
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Patinated hornstone under tanic conditions was my first thought, but know I believe it's Delaware Chert.
Patinated hornstone under tanic conditions was my first thought, but know I believe it's Delaware Chert.
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On my screen, it looks too butterscotchy. More like Buffalo River from further south.
Not enough grey in it for Delaware.
Not enough grey in it for Delaware.
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