I pay the shipping on this group of fourteen points, drills, a Hafted Scraper, one bow-and-arrow arrowhead and a few flint knives from a Gibson County, Indiana, collection--pieces gathered along the Wabash River, so a few could as easily be from the Illinois side of the river as the Indiana side. There are several flints and Red Jasper represented (not hard to tell which one is the Jasper drill/ perforator)--the longest is a Hornstone knife at 3&1/4". You see some white Burlington Chert points and a couple of light colored cherts of mixed types (whitish-blue one is Indiana Derby Flint)--what they have in common is that they're ALL real. In the center, if it's hard to distinguish, is a Jacks Reef--Late Hopewell--that was made into a needle sharp perforator--considerable salvage, but a Jacks Reef none-the-less. Questions, please ask. I welcome payments by check, cash, or M.O>, but do not use paypal--Roy A.