How much would a prehistoric stone sword cost?

Question

Our family found it like 40 years ago. Its broken in half( originally we found it like this). I was wondering how much would a 1 foot prehistoric stone sword cost?

Answer 1

I'll bet that it's not prehistoric, but I guess it may be very old. You'd have to have it appraised by a weapons expert and/or an anthropologist/museum curator/private collector of some sort. Without knowing its age or where it was crafted, nobody can tell you.

Answer 2

1million clams or a thousand bronto-burgers. What do mean by "prehistoric stone sword"? Are you referring to a flint piece, like a long arrowhead? Value is hard to place -- probably not that much unless it was a very rare tribe. It is worth more to you as a keepsake. But you can take it to your local museum of natural history and ask for their assessment.

Answer 3

Rune findings are not settled. What that means is that a
stone sword may have been a tool, or a tradition. Because the
studies of swords is totally extensive in market, the truth is
depends if you own the recipe. Some ritual, magical, various
family items were marked for rediscovery, and are highly
valuable up to 5 million. Example of arthur tribes of the excalibur
of simple stone that had encrusted lightining or lasir minerals
are bringing that price. Another good sample is the Israeli
galaxians of crusades a popular item of the oldest designs that
is getting up to 4 million on items in recognizable traditioned
family history. Generally keep it in a sealed box with family
prayer on it, see if it gives off rainbows to heaven. That is
usually worth at least 1.5 million to the church of Peace Rome
showing it is of a blessing. Ordinarily the relic group is next in
the area of teaching sport many worth up to 300,000.00

Answer 4

LUCKY! i want a prehistoric sword, i think it would be worth quite a lot, but it might not be prehistoric just really really really old, check a sword master or a person like that