Is....

[RodBone75]

arrowheads worth anything money wise?

 

[Chaneylake]

YES, ya got some you want to get rid of?

 

[RodBone75]

i know where i can buy a whole box full

 

[muskyhunter]

sounds like a good place to auction, what will the opening bid be?

 

[Chris Tripp]

absolutely, but only if they are authentic, the value also goes up a little when have provinence

 

[WestTn Huntin man]

i know where i can buy a whole box full

Do a Ebay search condition,size and rarity make a big difference.They can go for a few bucks to thousands of dollars.

 

[Chaneylake]

i know where i can buy a whole box full

Do a Ebay search condition,size and rarity make a big difference.They can go for a few bucks to thousands of dollars.

you had better be experienced like "Chris" is or you might get the cheap end of the deal,

i personally do not have the experience to tell if real or fake!

 

[RodBone75]

they was at a yard sale. that is why i was asking

 

[Chaneylake]

they was at a yard sale. that is why i was asking

if at a yard sale, might be worth the risk, if you do not have a trained eye like Chris does. jmo

 

[RodBone75]

he had one in a glass cases and he wanted $60 for it and 4 in a glass he wanted $20 for the others was in a bowl within a box full. and how do you tell if it is a fake?

 

[Chris Tripp]

if they look too new, or have out-of-place low quality flaking

 

[muskyhunter]

if they look too new, or have out-of-place low quality flaking

what he said :grin: some of the real good "fakers" are even putting fake mineral deposits on them but i doubt you would see them at a yard sale, they are trying to make some big bucks from them.


BTW if you buy a cumberland or clovis for that price i will hate you for life :grin: :grin:

 

[RodBone75]

heck i would not know what i would have if i had an arrowhead in my hand. i know one had a long thin point the guy wanted $60 for that one it was a whole piece not broken.