Mainly due to the large Holland Chert Knife (3&1/8" by 2&1/8", half-inch-thick) the shipping cost is a good part of the price--USPS 'ain't cheap' anymore. Okay, that said, these ten come from a very small collection in Pike County, Indiana, a mix of point styles and cherts, naturally, with six points made of our Hoosier Harrison County grey Hornstone, a heat treated fossil chert (Harrodsburg Fossil Chert) snap base Adena, a white chert Adena, and a small Mid Archaic Culture (or Late Archaic), sometimes the Brewerton styles seem to get classified in either of the two later-timeperiod Archaic phases--this small 1&7/16" Atl Atl dart is Holland Chert--or something very similar. The longest of the Hornstone points is a Late Archaic Stemmed, 3&1/8" that shows not one, but TWO tip impact fractures--then converted into a scraping tool. They got their money's worth out of that long knife. Neat pieces, guaranteed authentic in every detail. I welcome checks or M.O.s--cash is fine, too, I've never had a cash payment lost in the mail, however I do not use paypal-type services--Roy A.