Help with ID and value

[AcesHigh]

I've had these for a few years. My father found most of them in West Texas and the Texas hill country. Most of them aren't perfect, but I'd still like to ID and value them. The large blank (I think) in the lower right corner I found close to Leakey, TX. Any help with ID and price or pointing me to a publication to use would be appreciated. Each black mark on the edge of the paper is 1 inch.

 

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[austin]

Google texas arrowheads for sale and contact one of them. Used to use Texas Points, but no listing I could find. www.hillcountryartifacts.com
These guys put on a really nice show every year in Boerne, just outside San Antonio and should help you...

 

[AcesHigh]

Thanks for the info!

 

[rock]

Well nice stuff to look at. Nothing screams high value to me most would consider them field grade imo. Most value books really arent correct on the prices. But if they were in a show the prices would vary but nothing high in value. Keep them seeing your father found them.

 

[AcesHigh]

Yes, I was planning on keeping them. I was just curious on value. I think I'll try to ID them and put them in a case since they were my fathers. Thanks again.

 

[rock]

They would make a nice frame to. I would be happy to display any of them if I had found them.