ID for this please?

Selsaro

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A2coins

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I'm guessing a fishing spinner for a spinner bait it is hard to tall from the pics is there any marks on it besides yours LOL Ive hit a few finds myself !!!!!!
 

Rick (Nova Scotia)

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home made fishing weight. made by pouring lead into a spoon.
 

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Selsaro

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9 Function Harbor frieght Metal Detector, Garrett Ace 250
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
home made fishing weight. made by pouring lead into a spoon.

Wow!! I never would of thought of that..
There's no markings whatsoever, so that makes sense.

Thank you!
 

Loco-Digger

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I agree it's a fishing weight. You should post these in the "What is it" forum though.
 

Scrappy

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Is it flat? From the pics I can't tell but it looks like the guys are correct.

Here's a picture of a sinker I found from an 18th century site. ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1485216079.316349.jpg
 

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