Old bullet, but how old ? :/ please help~
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It looks like a 38 caliber wadcutter bullet, not that old...maybe 50's -60's at the oldest.
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Correct on the wadcutter, hard to tell on caliber. 
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Wadcutter, which is a handgun bullet for shooting at paper targets, cuts a clean, easy to score hole. Loaded tons of them in the 60's.
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