Civil War Bullet

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Just dug this 2 ringer on my property. The rings have ridges inside of the groove. Having difficulty with the ID if anyone has more knowledge.
Thanks.
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That is a post civil war bullet, it is not a "two ringer". Any time you see the little ridges in the grooves it indicates a later slug. Civil war minie balls always have a hollow base and no little ridges in the grooves.
 

That is a post civil war bullet, it is not a "two ringer". Any time you see the little ridges in the grooves it indicates a later slug. Civil war minie balls always have a hollow base and no little ridges in the grooves.
Still old though. Great find!
 

That is a post civil war bullet, it is not a "two ringer". Any time you see the little ridges in the grooves it indicates a later slug. Civil war minie balls always have a hollow base and no little ridges in the grooves.
Thank you.
 

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