I found this at a 1700s home site. I'm not sure what metal it is, but it did read silver dollar on the metal detector. It weighs 3.7 pounds. Its approximately 4" wide, 5" high, and 1" thick. The piece of brass spike was in the same area. Thanks.
Silver Chunk?
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Bramblefind
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My first thought was that "NC" are the last two letters in "ZINC" 
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Silver lead or solder I would say
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it is more zinc looking I guess 
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Even the 'L' Above the NC
Even the 'L' Above the NC
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