The "Mint State" Americana & Numismatics Auction (2025 May)

This collection of points are from California and Nevada. There is a Wendover point, an Elko Split stem, a Martis Notched, a Cougar Mountain Stemmed a

This display contains points, arrows, a spear, and shell money from Central California. An interesting collection because it contains regional pieces.

There are ten points from Illinois in this group. There are Gary points, a Melvern point, and Mason contracting stem points. Please see photos for det

This group has 16 points found on the Liesberg family farm in Saginaw County, Michigan in the 1920s-1930's. They are Snook Kill Stemmed, Sone Sq...

This Salmon Jasper Agate Axe was found along with a preform of the same content in Esmeralda County, Nevada in mining country. The axe is 3.75 in. X 2

This Coshocton blade is on a blue/grey bordering of black flint at 4.375 in. X 2.25 in. (111mm X 57 mm). There are several types of flint from this ar

This spectacular point is a Coshocton Lanceolate formally identified as the McConnell Lanceolate found in Ross County, Ohio. Made of a speckled grey a

This lot holds three blades from Ohio. Ranging from 2.75 in. to 3.25 in. In tan, tan/grey, blue/grey flint; beautiful color specimens. Each with a fl

This is a Castroville Perforator point at 1.825 in./ 46mm in a light gold and cream colored chert. Found in Bell County, Texas. It has uneven barbs s

This is a Castroville Point from Bell County, Texas at 2.in./51mm in a light grey chert. This is near perfect specimen with a re-sharpened edge. Thes

This Corner Tang Knife is at 2.75 in. / 70 mm made from a light golden brown Edwards Plateau Flint from Bell County, Texas. Perfect craftsmanship. 40

This Plainview Paleo Point is from Booker County, Texas. At 2.875in. / 73mm of a light grey tan chert. They can be found along side extinct Bison 1000

This is a Scottsbluff paleo point at 2.875 in. X 73mm made of chert with horizontal transverse flaking and a wide stem. Perfect example from Booker Co

This lanceolate is 5.25 in. X 1.75 in. (133mm X 45mm) identified in the 1960's from central Texas as a Friday Knife made of a semi-translucent b...

This is a Martindale Point from Gaines County, Texas in a pale grey almost white chert at 2.25 in./ 57mm. It is elliptical cross section and a pronoun

This is a perfect Marcos Point from Gillespie County, Texas at 2.5 in./ 64mm and may be related to the Castroville Point as a variation but central Te

This is a Montell point in a Pedernales River chert found in Gillespie County, Texas. At 2.625 in./ 67mm. Originally called the Montell Split Stem and

This Pedernales point is made from Pedernales River Amoeba chert and has a light lavender color which is found in a specific location in Texas. At .25

This is a Clovis Point from the Paleo period at 3 in. /76mm light grey and golden Edwards Plateau chert from Howard County, Texas. One of the earliest

The Kinney knife is 3.25 in. X 1.180 in. ( 83mm X 30mm) in a grey Edwards chert; with a COA from William German found in Kendall Co. , Texas. Spectacu