So the total cost is known up front--shipping is included with the price--it runs $9 anymore, so you know the cost of the Adena is $30--that's as fully stated as I know how. Out of Spencer County, Indiana, made of Indiana Harrison County Hornstone,3&1/4" by 1&1/4", a modest 5/16" thickness--proportional. The blade had so many Early Woodland Adena (not much later than the Turkey Tail points if you study the base) blade edge sharpening that even counting how many 'touch ups' it went through would be strictly a guess--and how hard of usage it was put through--heavy, heavy use, then lost in a creek for a couple thousand years. If that's not a full life cycle, then add in the glue spots on the reverse face that show how Larry L. displayed the piece. I haven't tried to clean the glue, figured I'd keep the price low and you could try some WD40 (yeah, WD40, that's supposed to remove old glue...been meaning to try it myself). I welcome checks, cash, money orders or driveway rock--but I do not use paypal-type services--Roy A.