World Class 2 5/16" Oklahoma Folsom - Jackson G-9 COA

This Folsom has it all!! Miraculously thin. Fluted to the tip on both sides. Superb color with super fine secondary edgework and a pleasing degree of high gloss river polish. Don't miss this one!! Bes

Heavily patinated. High grade Carter with great translucency. Fluted 90% on both sides. Excellent symmetry, thinness, and craftsmanship. Found in Sumner County, Tennessee. Jackson G-10 COA.

Perfect form and flaking. Great color. No stacks or divots. Labeled Seneca, Missouri which is in Newton County near Joplin. Really fine example of a nice rare form. Jackson G-9 COA.

Classic form. Great flutes. Nicely river stained to a pretty brownish/orange Fort Payne. Rare Tennessee type. Jackson G-9+ COA.

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.

Really pretty caramel and brown glossy  Carter Cave example with great flutes and super translucency. Kentucky. Jackson G-9 COA.

Nice example from Brown Co., Ohio in a bluish Flint Ridge. Ex - Roger Purcell Collection. Jackson G-9 COA

Super thin extra fine nicely translucent needle tipped Owl Creek Chert example from Central Texas. This one has it all. Formerly of the Humphries and Allen Collections. Jackson G-9 COA dated 7/12/12.

Cody Complex Classic. Ribbon flaked to a median ridge on both sides with parallel on one side and oblique on the other. Truly an ancient Masterpiece. Pretty pink chert with some light gray streaks and

Awesome color three-tone grays and cream Reed Springs. We have seen very few Clovis points any prettier. Finely fluted approximately 40% on each side. Just an exceptional example. Ralls Co., Missouri.

Extra pretty, high-grade white chert loaded with floating blue starburst dendrites. Really unique. Fascinating under a microscope. Found in Grand County, Utah by Hersel Nokes. Jackson G-9 COA.

Ultra thin. Fabulous flaking. And translucency to die for. Ex- Anderson Collection.Found in Brown Co., South Dakota. Jackson G-9 COA.  

Color to die for!  High grade multi colored reds, creams, and blues, with lots of translucency. Expertly crafted. Found in Sweetwater County, Wyoming. Ex- Schnauber Collection. Jackson G-9 COA.

Really fine Dover Chert example with classic form and flaking. Expertly crafted and very thin. Tennessee. Jackson G-9 COA.

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

World Class example made of Red Jasper. Great flutes. Found in Eastern Texas. Ex- famed Russell Long Collection. Jackson G-10 COA.

Made from a glossy brown/tan high grade semi-translucent chert.  What they call 'cookie cutter' in terms of craftsmanship. Found in Oklahoma. Jackson G-10 COA.

Extra pretty example from Illinois in colorful Payson Chert from the Bryce Hathcock Collection. With a Jackson G-8.5+ and a Putty G-9 COA. Jackson COA notes this piece has been cleaned.

Extra pretty high grade diagonally banded highly translucent chert from Travis County, Texas. Wafer thin of course, with great symmetry. No stacks, divots, or other surprises. Jackson G-10 COA.

Madison Co., Missouri example in a tan fossil chert. Stermer COA. Classically flaked example. G-9/G-10 example.

Excellent very large example from Scott Co., Missouri. Made of glossy Burlington Chert with World Class flaking. Old fossil dissolution at the tip is all that keeps this from being a $3500. G-10. Ex-

Nice example from Butler Co., Ohio formerly of the Robert Ankrom Collection. Jackson G-9+ COA.

Super nice example from Wood Co., Ohio in banded slate. Jackson G-9 COA.

Very thin with great eye appeal. Superb construction. Superb color. Superb flutes. This one has it all. Found in Posey Co., Indiana. Jackson G-9+ COA.