Lot of 3 Native American-Style Stone Projectile Points – Flint Chert Arrowhead Collection

Arrowheads and stone tools weren’t just tools—they were often traded like money. Tribes valued them for their usefulness and skillful craftsmanship, making them a form of early currency in Native American trade long before coins came along. A collection of three individually shaped stone projectile points with contrasting blade profiles, basal configurations and natural stone coloration. Offered together as one collectible lot, these pieces provide an interesting comparison of forms and styles. The lot includes a narrow, elongated point with dark gray and cream mottling; a broader, leaf-shaped point with a rounded base and charcoal-gray coloration; and a substantial notched point with pronounced shoulders, an expanding stem and gray-blue chert-like material. Visible flake scars are consistent with knapped stoneworking. Details Quantity: 3 stone points, sold together as one lot Material: Appears to be chert/flint; composition has not been tested Color: Gray, charcoal, blue-gray and cream Forms: Narrow stemmed/notched, leaf-shaped and broad notched/stemmed Collector label shown: “Variety of Points” Origin and provenance: Not documented Authentication: Uncertified; age and cultural origin have not been independently verified Condition and authenticity As pictured, with visible edge irregularities, wear and possible tip or basal damage. Please examine the photograph closely for condition and surface details. The narrow point also has visible handwritten markings. “Native American-style” describes appearance only, not an authenticated cultural attribution. No claim of archaeological age, tribal affiliation or specific geographic origin is made. The collector label does not establish age or authenticity. You will receive the exact three stone points shown. Measurements and combined weight have not been verified.