Bayou Joe
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- Joined
- Mar 20, 2013
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- Location
- Milton Florida
- Detector(s) used
- GPX4500, CTX3030, Equinox 800, Excalibur II Fisher CZ21, Garrett AT Pro, Garrett AT Gold,
Garret, Vibra Pro,
Bounty Hunter Quick Draw II, plus some old Dinosaurs.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Found these yesterday, not sure what they are, era, etc? Found them in a wooded area less then a mile from known C W activity in NW Florida.
What I do know
Two Balls
6" deep (Give or take)
Weight 3.49 grams each
No magnetic attraction but very hard unlike lead
One is flattened other still has mostly round shape
Both found in same location, but different spots
Bullet (If that's what it is)
About 2" depth
Weight 8.59 grams
No magnetic attraction but very hard unlike lead
Found out back of old home site
Feels to lite to be a bullet, maybe arrow tip, as something of different color in center base
What I do know
Two Balls
6" deep (Give or take)
Weight 3.49 grams each
No magnetic attraction but very hard unlike lead
One is flattened other still has mostly round shape
Both found in same location, but different spots
Bullet (If that's what it is)
About 2" depth
Weight 8.59 grams
No magnetic attraction but very hard unlike lead
Found out back of old home site
Feels to lite to be a bullet, maybe arrow tip, as something of different color in center base
The objects are a 20th-Century "copper-jacketed" bullet and buckshot. Those buckshot are harder than pure lead because they are made of a lead-alloy containing lead with a small amount of tin and/or antimony.
