Ok here are the keepers, first an amazing montell, one of the finest I own, then a good Edwards, and finally a weird shallow notched point. I'm not sure what it is, but it has step fractures on both sides( indicating use as a cutting tool) so I'm considering the possibility of a double notched pipe creek, I've never heard of one before, but I'm still considering the possibility. If I counted correctly it is the 18th complete pipecreek to come from the site, out of nearly 450 bird points (approx.). Or then again maybe it's just a weird bird point...

Killer Montell.They are very hard to find complete.

very nice

Beautiful points! The montell is great, I found a point like the middle also! I'll try to get some pics!

Nice finds Tucker, middle may also be an Edwards that was never finished.

As I was thumbing through the book looking for your long stemmed ( one of a kind ? ) recent find, I
stopped at the Montell family pictures.
Apparently not only does size, flint, rarity and quality have a bearing on the apraisers $ apraisal.
But obviously discreet overall form is a big deal.

As you have seen ( who wouldn't have peeked at the book with such a find ? )
There's one point like yours for $700. Then there's the OTHER one like yours at $1600.

Wow... To be honest I put this one straight in the case, and didn't hit the books at all, that really blows me away, like I said it's one of my finest