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Estate sale in Warren, AR: Nov 22
Photos: Mike Nichols Auctions via EstateSales.NET · 50 photos in the full listing
| When | Sun, Nov 22 · 1:00 PM–11:59 PM |
| Where | Warren, AR 71671 (exact address not listed yet) |
| Run by | Mike Nichols Auctions |
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44 items identified in 44 of the listing photos.
- 1889 Morgan silver dollar, uncirculated (UNC) grade, Carson City or Philadelphia mint
- 1890 Morgan silver dollar, UNC grade (carded, Carson City or Philadelphia mint, 90% silver)
- 1890 Morgan silver dollar, uncirculated (UNC) grade, Carson City or Philadelphia mint
- 1896 Morgan Silver Dollar, Uncirculated (UNC) grade, Philadelphia mint
- 1900 Morgan silver dollar (uncirculated grade, New Orleans or Philadelphia mint, date visible as 1900)
- 1900 Morgan silver dollar, UNC (uncirculated) grade, Philadelphia mint
- 1900 Morgan silver dollar, uncirculated (UNC) grade, New Orleans or Philadelphia mint
- 1900 Morgan silver dollar, uncirculated grade (labeled UNC)
- 1921 Morgan silver dollar, Uncirculated (UNC) grade, Philadelphia mint
- Archaic-style stone projectile point (Afton-type or similar lanceolate dart point) in light gray/white chert, with serrated edges and stemmed base, labeled 'Afton' on tag
- Archaic-style stone projectile point (flint/chert arrowhead, corner-notched, possibly Late Archaic or Woodland period), with handwritten catalog label
- Clark County Ohio Archaic-style projectile point, pale gray/cream chert, serrated blade with notched/tapered stem (Clark Co. Ohio label)
- Clovis point Ross Co. Ohio Moss agate projectile point, certificate of authenticity by Thomas Mastrini, 3 3/4 x 1 inch
- Clovis point, Idaho agate, brown and cream, 2.5 x 1 in, with Certificate of Authenticity dated 5/14/9
- Clovis-style flint projectile point, New Mexico, with certificate of authenticity (2 3/4 x 1 1/8 in, brown knife river flint)
- Dalton-style Paleo projectile point, gray/tan flint or chert, Tennessee find (tagged 'Dralton TN' - likely Dalton point)
- Dalton-style projectile point (Dalton/Archaic period) stone arrowhead, tan chert, labeled 'Dalton Tenn'
- Eden Nebraska flint arrowhead with certificate of authenticity, brown flint, 3-3/8 inches, dated 5/12/89
- Flint or chert projectile point, serrated triangular blade with corner notches, likely Native American lithic artifact (possibly Archaic or Woodland period style), handwritten tag reads 'Flint' with locality note
- Hand-knapped flint or chert projectile point (Clovis/Folsom-style lanceolate spear point) with pressure-flaked edges, tan/pink translucent stone, approx. 4 inches long
- Hand-knapped flint or chert spear point / arrowhead, large lanceolate form with serrated edges and notched base, approx. 5 inches long, possibly Native American made (Archaic-style projectile point replica or artifact; authenticity unverified)
- Hand-knapped gray chert/flint projectile point (arrowhead) with side notches, likely Archaic or Woodland period replica or artifact, labeled 'Fargo' area find
- Hand-knapped orange/red chert or jasper projectile point (arrowhead) with serrated edges and notched base, approx. 3.5 inches, likely Archaic or Woodland-style replica or authentic Native American artifact
- Kentucky Beaver Lake projectile point, brown flint arrowhead, 3-3/8 in, with authenticity certificate
- Knapped flint/chert projectile point or blade, large leaf-shaped biface, creamy white/light gray with tan mottling, labeled 'Knife Ohio' (possible Ohio Valley Native American stone tool)
- Large leaf-shaped flint or chert bifacial projectile point / knife blade, pressure-flaked, possibly Solutrean-style or Native American replica, approx. 6 inches long
- Native American stone projectile point, side-notched triangular blade, flint or chert, about 3 inches long
- Ohio River Valley flint projectile point (arrowhead), triangular broad blade, possibly Archaic or Woodland period, Native American artifact
- Prehistoric chert/flint projectile point (arrowhead), possibly Archaic-period side-notched or dart point, approx. 3 inches long, with 'OH' label (likely Ohio provenance marking)
- Prehistoric chipped stone projectile point (large leaf-shaped biface, possibly Archaic/Paleo-style, flint or chert, approx. 7 inches long with a notched/stemmed base)
- Prehistoric flint or chert projectile point, large stemmed/side-notched blade with basal notches, likely Archaic period Native American artifact, tan/pinkish-buff material with visible flaking
- Prehistoric flint/chert projectile point (arrowhead or dart point) with side notches, hand-knapped, approx. 4 inches long, with paper tag marked 'Ploe' or similar
- Prehistoric flint/chert projectile point (arrowhead or spear point) with side notches and basal notching, approx. 4 inches long, possibly Archaic or Woodland period, labeled with collector catalog number
- Prehistoric flint/chert projectile point (arrowhead) with serrated edges and notched base, likely Archaic or Late Woodland period, North American origin
- Prehistoric Native American stone projectile point (arrowhead/dart point), serrated bifacially flaked chert or flint with side notches, possibly Late Archaic or Woodland era, with handwritten collector tag
- Prehistoric Native American stone projectile point (Kentucky-labeled), likely Archaic-period leaf-shaped or lanceolate point in light gray/white chert with serrated edges
- Prehistoric North American chipped stone projectile point (Clovis/Folsom-style lanceolate, gray chert or flint, approx. 6 inches, with handwritten label reading 'Paleo' and measurement)
- Prehistoric projectile point (arrowhead) in translucent gray chert/flint, likely Archaic or Late Archaic style with side notches or corner notches, handwritten collector label on surface
- Prehistoric projectile point (arrowhead) in white/cream chert or flint, likely Archaic-period style with side notches and serrated edges, hand-knapped
- Prehistoric stone projectile point (large side-notched/corner-notched dart or knife point) in tan/beige chert or flint, approx. 5 inches long, with a handwritten paper tag
- Projectile point / arrowhead, knapped flint or chert, side-notched or corner-notched style, approx. 2 inches long
- Projectile point / arrowhead, pale gray chert or flint, lanceolate with serrated edges and basal notch (likely Archaic-style Native American artifact, possibly a reproduction)
- Projectile point arrowhead, likely Archaic or Woodland period, pale tan chert/flint with side notches and serrated edges, marked 'Texas' on tag
- Stone projectile point (arrowhead) with side notches, likely Archaic-period style, pinkish-tan chert or flint, collector-grade artifact
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Item names come from our analysis of the listing photos, so they can be wrong. The best pieces usually go in the first hour of the first day. Check the organizer's listing for last-minute changes. More sales in Warren.