April 23, 2024
Killer Obsidian Indian Arrowhead Point Spear Artifact
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Item info: Be careful! This booger has some killer edges and a scary tip! Another very well made point from the same talented Midwest pressure flaker as the rest we've been selling. This beautiful, heavily serrated point is made of obsidian with clear, black and mahogany stripes from tip to base. It measures a hair over 3-11/16 x 1-3/8 x a little over 1/4 inch(es). Auction details : Please read the description(s) thoroughly and look at the pictures closely. Ask questions before bidding. We offer a 15-day refundable purchase price satisfaction guarantee. The item must be returned at your expense and in exactly the same condition it was in when we shipped it to you. Items we sell are well described and we pay to include photos so potential bidders can be properly informed. It is always best for both parties to not get involved with the hassle and expense of a refund situation if avoidable. Please do not bid if you have any doubts about the purchase. For speed we ship only USPS priority / continental U.S. only and will combine items to save you money. Insurance is a buyer option. In the event items can be combined we will contact you soon after auction closing to square away shipping preferences and costs. Please feel free to contact us with shipping concerns you may have. We always ship within 2 days of confirmed payment but have no
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