Huge 5 7/8" Benton - Jackson COA

Found by one of our customer, Mitchell Meyer, in Graves Co., Kentucky. Beautifully creek patinated Dover Chert example. Long, thin, and beautiful. Ancient tip damage. Some collectors call this a 'chis

Found by 'The Amazing' Joe Stevens in Grant Co., Wisconsin back in the 1980's. He was known as the amazing Joe because he found so many really high quality pieces in his lifetime. Truly a local legend

Great symmetry, form, and flaking. Great color too. High grade mottled chert. Found in Marion Co., Ohio. Ex- Dillow Collection. Jackson G-8.5+ COA.

2 5/8" Scottsbluff found in Benton Co., Missouri Rogers, Perino, x2 Jackson C.O.A Authentic Native American Artifact

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 5&1/16 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM JACKSON COUNTY ALABAMA. EX-THOMAS HALL COLLECTION. IT COMES WITH AN INSIGHT LASER ARTIFACT CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY.

5 7/8" Benton Blade, Amazing Bullseye, Found by Frank L. and Charlie Anderson in early 1960's, in Calloway Co KY

Excellent strand of Cherokee Culture shell beads. Circa 1500 A.D. Found in Smyth County, Virginia. Ex- Cowan Hood Collection. Featured in Who's Who, Volumes 3 & 5. Jackson COA.

Really a handful. Great centerpiece for a Dalton frame. Super nicely flaked. Distinctly fluted on both sides. Ultra thin. Found in Madison County, Illinois. Ex- Graybill Collection. Jackson & Putty CO

Possibly the largest known, certainly the largest we've ever seen. Loaded with mineralization. Jackson COA. Missouri example.

Gorgeous orange, cream, and brown fossil chert with great eye appeal and translucency. Fluted to the tip on one side, and 90% on the other. Ultra-thin, World-Class example. Macoupin Co., Illinois. Rar

Ultra thin. Great color. Made of multi-toned several shades of gray well patinated Boone Chert. Classic form with rounded basal corners sloping inward. And, amazing horizontal transverse flaking to di

They just don't get any better looking. Made of truly beautiful gray, cream, and white mottled Reed Springs Chert. Fluted right at 50% on each side. Found in McDonald Co., Missouri. Jackson G-9+ COA.

Super thin, no construction or condition problems, and great symmetry. This one has it all. Made of creamy tan fossil chert loaded with minerals from Illinois. Jackson G-10 COA.

3 3/4" Dalton. Benton Co, MO. Ex-Dr. Greifenkamp. Jackson COA

Super nice fossil chert example from Fulton Co., Illinois formerly of the Stephen Kelso collection. Jackson G-9+ COA

5 5/8" Benton. TN. Thin, very well made Benton. Corner of base restored. Dover. Ex-John Delime. Rogers COA

Classic Midwestern example formerly of the Rob Dills, Ohio, Collection. Nicely patinated creamy high grade Ohio chert with great flaking. No stacks, divots, or other unpleasant surprises. Heavily grou

MASSIVE example from Calhoun Co., Illinois in high grade Burlington chert. Jackson COA.

6 5/16" Benton, Motley COA, Pulaski Co, Illinois, Herb Mangold Collection

Oklahoma example formerly of the Stinson and Meyer Collections. Jackson COA.

4 11/16" Kramer found in Benton Co., Missouri Jackson C.O.A Authentic Native American Artifact

Jackson coa 5 1/8" Dovetail point, Ohio

Jackson Coa 5 3/8" Pick Wick, Kentucky

3 5/16" Dickson, Jackson COA, St Charles Co MO