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  1. #1
    us
    Apr 2011
    Gilbert, Az
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    Picked up these 4 cannon balls for $10 - Opinions? Value?

    I picked these up at an Estate for $10 and +$5 for storage... did I make out okay?

    Picked up these 4 cannon balls for  - Opinions? Value?-2011-04-16_16-30-06_926-copy.jpg

    One is about 4" - Two are about 2 1/2" - One is about 2"

    Picked up these 4 cannon balls for  - Opinions? Value?-2011-04-16_16-30-34_228-copy.jpg
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    Re: Picked up these 4 cannon balls for $10 - Opinions? Value?

    No real sure they are cannon balls? If they are you made out like a bandit ! If you post them in the What is it section on here you will get some experts on it and a positive I.D.
    Good luck! Hope they are ok if not you are not out much

  3. #3

    May 2008
    Linden, VA
    Minelab GPX5000, Whites MXT, Garrett AT PRO
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    Relic Hunting

    Re: Picked up these 4 cannon balls for $10 - Opinions? Value?

    I never seen a cannon ball with a seam like that not sure if they are cannon balls.

  4. #4
    us
    May 2011
    22

    Re: Picked up these 4 cannon balls for $10 - Opinions? Value?

    they look like mill balls because of the seam

  5. #5
    us
    Jan 2010
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    Re: Picked up these 4 cannon balls for $10 - Opinions? Value?

    I have a 2" like yours, and it has the seam too. I paid 2 bucks for mine, then dug one up about a block from the Concho River.

  6. #6
    us
    Mar 2005
    South-Central Arkansas
    Detector Pro Pirate, Troy Shadow X-5, Fisher F75
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    Re: Picked up these 4 cannon balls for $10 - Opinions? Value?

    The mold seams would make them suspect, I agree with the others. Artillery projectiles had to be manufactured to near precision. A 6 pounder projectile would need to measure at 3.67 inches in diameter.... a 12 pounder at 4.62 inches.
    If stupidity hurt, a lot of people would be walking around screaming!

 

 

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