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Dug these yesterday. I'm curious about the lead bullet on the left. Looks old, but is it? Included the 22 for comparison. The lead is 1/2 in. long. Thanks!

4 rings clay plug hollowed point with wood plug in nose.

Out here there used to be a military airfield long ago, WW2 or so I believe. I talked to some people and went to what used to be a machine gun practice range for aerial shooting I heard, there was a dirt mound down range where a lot of bullets got caught but I heard you can find them far away up...

Hi All of the items were found on my own property . I know the penny is a penny and it actually tells you how old it is. Yay. Can someone help me with the other items .. What they are and an estimate of age???[:dontknow:

Me, my dad and my friend Cain go back to the civil war camp in north Georgia. Me and my dad were using Garrett AT Pros (I was using the NEL Storm Coil) and Cain was using a Minelab. My dad ended up digging some campfire lead and I dug what I thought to be a small iron spur (now I'm not sure what...

The finds in this video come from a variety of locations. One of which happens to be a property that held a skirmish during the civil war. I also took the wife and kids to the creek to do a little sifting for Native American artifacts. For those who do get to watch my videos, I hope you enjoy...

Hey guys I got a box full of old ammo and I dont know much about these. And especially this one. Any ideas would be great!!! Anyone know anything about it ?

My buddy Kat and I were detecting in an old section of Central Florida today. My second target was this bullet. Can anyone help me identify it?:icon_scratch: There are no other markings - except I THINK I can see a small triangle inside the butt (what's the correct word??). See - I don't...

So this appears to be a lot smaller than a 9mil and it looks decently old. I have found CW Bullets and more modern bullets at this park site. Maybe someone will be able to ID it for me...CannonballGUY I'm looking at you! HAHA

Surface find on a riverfront area that had World War II activity. Appears to be a fired .45 ACP bullet, although my calipers give a diameter of about .43 (it's not quite round, presumably from being fired). Any significance of the double neck grooves? Does that narrow down the year or...

Finally bought some headphones and am learning to pinpoint with the detector and not rely on the depth gauge or the discrimination. This one was about 8 inches deep. I was swinging handfuls of dirt over the detector and this popped up in one of them but it is so small that I never saw it or felt...

Found this bullet today here in Southern California.. Can somebody tell me more about it? was it fired, what kind of gun, etc? Shown in the last picture are other bullets found in same location.. Thanks for any input.

I recently dug this bullet near an old plantation that was also a civil war recruiting station/hospital. If anyone can tell if its modern or not, or what type of bullet this is please speak your mind. thank you. Weight in grams: 12.2 Quarter is to gauge size. Front Back

I actually found this in the late 90's early 2000's.. Not Really sure about it's history, Can anybody tell me more about this. Hope this is the right area. Thank you for looking! It was found in Capitol hill -Denver, Colorado.

Hi, I found this bullet mould on a farmers market in Tibet. Not in the main tourist areas but at a little village out in nowhere. The mould is made of soap stone and heavily used. The case is made of leather and has a strong smell to it. Unsure what the lock mechanism is made of, brass or...

I went out yesterday and today for about 4 hours each day. Saturday, I found clad, a 1942 wheat cent, and my first 2 Civil War bullets! One looks like it was carved for some reason. Today, I found less clad, my 6th sterling silver ring for the year, and a 1809 Half Cent! The half cent has...

Here's the majority of what I found at the Airfield

I found a bullet a few inches down in an old Apache fortress, but I don't know much about it. It's 18.45mm tall and it's a 35 caliber round with a rounded off concave at the base. Any additional info you guys could give me? Like how old is it or which side may have been firing it?

I found this casing about four inches in the dirt of my backyard. I looked around online and the best I can come up with is that it is a Frankford Arsenal round possibly around the WWII era. I could make out "F A" on the upper portion and "3 05" or .3, the round is smushed so it's difficult to...