ericwt
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- Feb 8, 2004
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Yea I know it is not worth much as far as a bullet relic. But it means something to me. I have found hundreds of mini bullets over the years. But I never found what I consider a calvary bullet.
Yes I know there is no way I will ever know if it was a calvary bullet or not. It is civil war era. That I do know.
What I am not posting is the 5 pounds or so of metal cr#* I had to dig up from the muddy water to find this. I would be happy to post the the different sizes of rusted nails I found, but why bother.
Yes I spent 3 hours in a Storm earlier to dig up a bullet that might be worth $5 to $10. I am sure I could sell it for more if I found the right person. But I have no interest in selling it because it is priceless to me. My first .44 Cal Colt.
My cell phone photo blows. But I had to use the batties from the digital camera to use for my detector. Such is life.
ericwt
Yes I know there is no way I will ever know if it was a calvary bullet or not. It is civil war era. That I do know.
What I am not posting is the 5 pounds or so of metal cr#* I had to dig up from the muddy water to find this. I would be happy to post the the different sizes of rusted nails I found, but why bother.
Yes I spent 3 hours in a Storm earlier to dig up a bullet that might be worth $5 to $10. I am sure I could sell it for more if I found the right person. But I have no interest in selling it because it is priceless to me. My first .44 Cal Colt.
My cell phone photo blows. But I had to use the batties from the digital camera to use for my detector. Such is life.
ericwt
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