second day at beach site gives out more goodies

metal mania

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A second day this time around the site gave out

1. another Staint Christopher ( older this time)
2. Two 303 rounds used.
3. a massive prob 50 cal lead.( .557)
4 19 coins.
5 25 fishing weights

these were all pre-decimal couldn't make out any dates the sea sure is rough on those coins.

an old spoon plan to clean up and research

Nice site almost deserted now but have located the remains of an old pier cant wait to get back
 

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Don't be afraid to post bigger pictures, we like pictures! Any Roman or Celtic in your area? HH, Mike
 

Bavaria Mike said:
Don't be afraid to post bigger pictures, we like pictures! Any Roman or Celtic in your area? HH, Mike
all of the above Mike thanks for the reply
 

Cant tell for sure without a bigger shot, but that kind of looks like an Enfield bullet. . . :dontknow:
 

jrsherman said:
Cant tell for sure without a bigger shot, but that kind of looks like an Enfield bullet. . . :dontknow:
hope these help thanks
 

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WhiteHunter said:
yeah i think thats an enfield bullet

Agreed, late 19th C.

Good luck finding them gold rings :icon_thumright:
 

CRUSADER said:
WhiteHunter said:
yeah i think thats an enfield bullet

Agreed, late 19th C.

Good luck finding them gold rings :icon_thumright:
thanks found a picture looks like mine a .557 minie bullet smooth no rings at base as for the gold sure its there some where
 

As I understand it the .557 minie bullet was used in the American Civil War omg this thing looks like it would leave a gaping hole in you.
 

yeah i don't think i would want to be hit with one of those :icon_pirat:
 

metal mania said:
As I understand it the .557 minie bullet was used in the American Civil War omg this thing looks like it would leave a gaping hole in you.

Could nearly take your arm off, often went throw 2 or even 3 people. They banned solid lead bullets in the early 1900s as too damaging. Never understood this, thats what I thought War was, you didn't run over & kiss your enemy to death.
 

CRUSADER said:
metal mania said:
As I understand it the .557 minie bullet was used in the American Civil War omg this thing looks like it would leave a gaping hole in you.

Could nearly take your arm off, often went throw 2 or even 3 people. They banned solid lead bullets in the early 1900s as too damaging. Never understood this, thats what I thought War was, you didn't run over & kiss your enemy to death.
seems like a strange concept
 

CRUSADER said:
metal mania said:
As I understand it the .557 minie bullet was used in the American Civil War omg this thing looks like it would leave a gaping hole in you.

Could nearly take your arm off, often went throw 2 or even 3 people. They banned solid lead bullets in the early 1900s as too damaging. Never understood this, thats what I thought War was, you didn't run over & kiss your enemy to death.
I think a Batallion of field surgeons went on strike.
 

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