Indian Arrowheads

gdrill said
You have some cool points there. It's hard to tell the size but the scraper could be what is called a "thumbnail scraper". Does the bigger point in the lower left have concave grooves running up both sides from the bottom? Just trying to guess age and style. As for price, can't help you. I have a bunch as well, the oldest being 10,000 BP, but no idea of any real value.

The one you asked about does not have concaves on the sides.
What is "BP"? (Before Pocahontas)?
Sorry, I had to do that. :D

bbrroowwnn said
The wife and I look and have a pretty big collection...And go out looking quite a bit.....We are in the eastern U.S. so I see 3 of those point styles we would not find in this area.....But the rest of the shapes we have in the East....As far as material goes here in PA we have a lot of jasper in this area....Which is like the tan colored point in your upper right pictures.....We have tan, yellow, and red jasper......We also have a lot of crystallite points....Honestly it looks like some good points there....I would say about 100.00-125.00 is a fair price

Thanks for the input.
Jasper is a beautiful stone, and was one of my Grandfathers favorites.
He was a rock hound like I have not seen since, and he made spheres from a lot of his samples.
He had approx 150 of them in display cases of just about every stone/glass you could think of.
My absolute favorite was a polished sphere about 4 inches round of golden tiger eye.