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The pictures way to big to get a good look, but it may be a Graham Cave.
This link is a good place to ID pieces.
http://www.projectilepoints.net/
This link is a good place to ID pieces.
http://www.projectilepoints.net/
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ShieldJaguar
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Graham cave. I love that type too!
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Nice points Dustin.
Where are you at in central Illinois? I'm in Canton.
Where are you at in central Illinois? I'm in Canton.
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The white hair looks like a cat hair! 
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Jonzer i live in the abingdon area................ The hair is probly my dogs..lol
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Nice point! Hard to tell for sure but from the picture it looks like you are in a creek? I am curious because I live near Maquon and have never had much luck in creeks.
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yea it was found in a creek by greenbush...... theres alot of good creeks in your area
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i agree w srv that it is a graham cave,real nice lookin find 
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