A giveaway, of sorts

When I blog about finding arrowheads, I get a few comments from people saying they have never found an arrowhead.  I never had either, until we moved here.  I have some good specimens I take out and admire from time to time. 

These are my most recent finds, laying here on my computer desk; this morning I asked myself, "Just how many arrowheads do I need, anyway?"  
I wonder if any of my readers would like to own some arrowheads and pieces of flint from a hill above the Missouri River in Missouri?  If you are interested, let me know, either in a comment or in an email.  My email address is toward the top of my sidebar.  Or, if you follow me on Facebook, let me know in a comment there.  I'll write down everybody's name who is interested.  
These arrowheads (and random pieces of flint) could be 2,000 years old (the Hopewell Indians), or only a few hundred.  
Read about arrowheads HERE.  
What you see in the picture will go to one person.  If more than one leaves a comment, we will draw names in a week or so.  Maybe some artistic type individual would frame the pieces; I've seen that done.   
If there is no interest in these, that's fine.  I'll stick them in the bag with my others.