The shipping cost is included (costs $9 with the way USPS rates are these days) so you know the total price--the Pinetree is a bare fraction under 1&1/2" by 15/16", it comes from a Christian & Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, collection, points I've had for over twenty years. I don't know for certain that the piece was a creek find, but it has that heavy patina you expect on creek-found points. The basal edge has very strong edge grinding--a tiny chip at the end of one basal corner, and a 'dullness' to indicate the tip impacted something the last time the Early Archaic user, 7500BP threw his dart. The chert used is very colorful, but unless it's a form of Ft. Payne Chert I'm at a loss to identify it---too many cherts out there to know every one of them--patina, though, that's no-brainer authentic. I welcome checks, money orders, even csh, but I do no use paypal-type services--Roy A.