amazing lecroy! stone needle?

[birdpointgriswold]

Found these on my lunch break today along with about 7 broke ones. This is my 2nd Lecroy find they are one of my top favorite style points. The black needle looking thing I have no idea what it could be. It is ground down to a point. Any thoughts I would love to hear thanks!

 

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[Road Dog]

Van Lott points have the beveling. I'm seeing more St Albans. Burfication is more angled rather than vertical like Lecroys. Most Lecroys I see are Quartz.

 

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[rock]

I just always called mine a pin and mine is broken on the end also. I figured it probably might of been used like a nose pin or some other part of the body.

 

[birdpointgriswold]

Van Lott points have the beveling. I'm seeing more St Albans. Burfication is more angled rather than vertical like Lecroys. Most Lecroys I see are Quartz.

I haven't even thought about St Albans good eye!

 

[timekiller]

Just wanted to show you two things I find here on the coast that are much like your piece.The one on the left is a colonial slate pencil as mentioned above & is made of slate stone.The other is a fossilized porpoise tooth.I think you have a pencil myself which is a cool find.
Take Care,
Pete,

 

[GatorBoy]

Are you sure about that "porpoise tooth" I have a couple but not like that at all. I see there is the entire root..but the tip looks much different on mine.

 

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[timekiller]

Are you sure about that "porpoise tooth" I have a couple but not like that at all. I see there is the entire root..but the tip looks much different on mine.

Yep sure,the tip on mine is missing.
Take Care,
Pete,