BI-POINTED KNIFE, Crump Lake, Lake County, Oregon Artifact

Description: BI-OINTED or ARCHAIC BI-POINTED KNIFE BLADE Lake County, Oregon Found in the late 1940's at Crump Lake Area. Early Archaic Period, 9,5OO- 6,5OO.P. PROVENANCEEX: Jerry Chubbuck Estate Collection ~ Genoa, Colorado DESCRIPTIONIn a Well Patinated Black Dacite Banded Obsidian, as pictured. Blade has a very nice curve. No Modern Damage. Length is 3-7/16", or 87mm. SHIPPING: Free to Buyer in Continental U.S.. All returns, when permitted, are paid by the Buyer. REFUNDS: Coins, Medals, and Artifacts that are Certified, or that have a COA(Certificate of Authenticity) are not returnable. If the Coin, Artifact, or Item does not have a COA, or is not Certified, then the Buyer may return the Item within 14 days, for a full refund, except for Return Shipping Charges. Return Shipping Charges are not refundable. If the Item is returned within the 14 day return period, a FULL REFUND will be issued on receipt of the Item in good, unaltered, unmarked, and undamaged condition. (No marks, chips, tampering, cleaning, scratches, or flakes). Items purchased for less than the List Price, or by “Make An Offer” are sold “as is” and not returnable under any circumstances. GUARANTEE: All lots Certified, or with COAs by a third party Grading or Authentication Service are Guaranteed as Described. Lots without Certification or COAs are described to the best of my ability based on my experience and knowledge. This is not a guarantee of Condition, Attribution, or Age. If you have any Questions, or Concerns, please ask “before” you purchase or bid on any lot. I strive for happy customers, but I am not selling on the approval method.IMPORTANT NOTICE: Concerning Fake Artifacts on eBay Unfortunately eBay has attracted sellers who are producing and selling fake artifacts with COA’s that are just as bogus. The most prolific COA's are mostly on fakes. I am among a very small handful of dealers who are committed to selling only genuine relics. For that reason we refuse to sell artifacts with COA's from many of these authenticatorsThe only people who's opinions I trust enough to recognize their COA's are the following: Ben Stermer, Dwain Rogers, Bill Jackson, Greg Perino, Jim Bennett, Tony Putty, Jackson Gallery, and Ken Partain. Right now eBay is full of fake artifacts. I see thousands of dollars spent every week on eBay, by customers who are taken in by these criminals, while genuine artifacts go for next to nothing because they do not look as good as the fakes. I cannot emphasize enough that you should research before you invest. A little common sense may save you a small fortune; for example, does the seller seem to have an endless supply of such attractive artifacts that even the Museums do not display in quantity? For example, offering 2 or 3 Clovis, Cumberland, or Folsom points every week.SO, ask questions, and best to get a COA from one of the Authenticators mentioned above.

Price: 175 USD

Location: Fort Worth, Texas

End Time: 2025-01-10T12:03:13.000Z

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