I came across this collection when a family member died. I believe most pieces were collected in the Lake Whitney area. What have I got here? Any and all information would be appreciated. Does the collection have any value? I don't see a way to attach pictures to this post. I will gladly send out pictures if anyone would like to help me. My email address is abenton@wacoisd.org. Thanks for any help.

look at the post about posting pics at the top, easy photobucket directions for posting pics. Get a photo bucket account and go from there.
I am the one you sent your pics to this morning Adam.
Glad to see you want to post them here for help. There are a bunch of people here with alot more knowledge than me who will help you out.

I grew up around lake Whitney and dug a few camps in those parts. I bet he has some good finds

Hey Diggler we have to hook up and sling some dirt sometime soon and find some rocks.

Hell yea I'm down for some artifact recovery let me know next time your goin

Adam's artifacts,

Some of those look like obsidian points and Whitney is one place I have dug big flakes of obsidian from a camp. I will post my whitney points later

Those are some nice points, but the variety of the material is what really sets the
Collection apart.

Adam, I'll take a shot at directly addressing your questions;;;

I'd say it's an excellent collection of someone that found them surfacing ( not digging ) Probably would have a very high value to the finder of each piece.

BUT $ value would be very low, a big part of the serious flint collectors emphasis is an absolute nut case need for 101% undamaged pieces.

Your best bet to actually get a dollar value and / or sell them is to take them to the big Temple flint show this June, Just walk around and ask various dealers their opinion / offer

You might just windup adding a few finds of your own

Thank you all for your responses.