Anyone know what these are?

[RobSFRD]

Found these today buried buried in the little miami river in Ohio, at site which was a camping area for armies in the late1700's and early 1800's. I thought they were lead, but ringing up right on 80-81 on my AT Pro and a lead sinker rings in the 50's. any chance they could be silver, the Shawnees lived in this area and had a silver mine. They both stand in end, almost like an old game piece.

 

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[RobSFRD]

It's also very heavy and non magnetic

 

[CSMPEREZ]

No idea, Lo is usually pretty good at identifying this stuff! Ray

 

[G.A.P.metal]

cut into one and see
Gary

 

[Jason in Enid]

Put em in an iron pan and set it on a good, hot, bed of coals. Heck, throw some coals on top too. Let em get good and hot and tap on them with something like a metal pole. They will either melt, or heat up and break the crust and expose the true metal inside.