rfloyd5
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Hello all,
I will post the pictures before the question.


When I look at it.. Well it looks like a Round Ball. So I think pre Civil War, and earlier part of Civil War.
The specs I know are this:
Weight .3 once ( I used a postal scale)
Size 13 millimeters give or take since the ball has pits. I used a Caliper to measure.
And looks to have a Spur on it. The first picture on top looks like the spur to me.
It is also not magnetic. So I guess lead.
Also Note. The Round Ball was found in the same Wood Park that I found this Flat Button I posted a few days ago.

When I do searches of this Weight & Size I get no hits. It seems that Pre Civil War, and during the war the round balls that were used .50 and .70 caliber for lead balls.
Having said all that. When I start pulling up all the weight calculators on Line. I can not find anything in regards to one that I found (weight .3oz / 13 Mil).
Should I just assume that maybe what I found is just a round ball, and that's it.....just a metal ball. Nothing special.
Thanks in advance.
I will post the pictures before the question.


When I look at it.. Well it looks like a Round Ball. So I think pre Civil War, and earlier part of Civil War.
The specs I know are this:
Weight .3 once ( I used a postal scale)
Size 13 millimeters give or take since the ball has pits. I used a Caliper to measure.
And looks to have a Spur on it. The first picture on top looks like the spur to me.
It is also not magnetic. So I guess lead.
Also Note. The Round Ball was found in the same Wood Park that I found this Flat Button I posted a few days ago.

When I do searches of this Weight & Size I get no hits. It seems that Pre Civil War, and during the war the round balls that were used .50 and .70 caliber for lead balls.
Having said all that. When I start pulling up all the weight calculators on Line. I can not find anything in regards to one that I found (weight .3oz / 13 Mil).
Should I just assume that maybe what I found is just a round ball, and that's it.....just a metal ball. Nothing special.
Thanks in advance.
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