Two CW bullets made me a little horse

[ModernMiner]

Bubba and I hit a mid 1800's house on 21 acres today that I had gained permission recently to detect. They owner said some people have used their "Geiger counters" on the property in the past though. This property is just beautiful, like out of a magazine. Miniature horses in the pastures, and turkeys, geese, ducks, and chickens roaming the yard. Oh yeah, I almost forgot Peety the old dachshund who kept trying to hump my arm. (I think Bubba was jealous)
I dug some coins but nothing silver and not even a wheat! I found a few relics out in the horse pasture up close to the dirt road out front. A lantern piece, piece of a pocketwatch, and two CW 3-ringers!
CW troops went through this county after the battle of Bentonville, but I'm not sure how close to this property.
The VIN tag, which I thought would be from a tractor, turned out to be from an Izuzu! Talk about finding junk!

Can anyone ID these two CW bullets? They are taller then the .58 3-ringers I usually find. There is more space between the base & first ring.

I plan on making the owners a shadowbox if I can find enough relics. They are excited to see everything I dig.

That's all folks,
MM

 

[Detectingfreak]

nice job on the civil war relics. Do you buy property to hunt or do you just pay the owner to hunt their property?

 

[ModernMiner]

nice job on the civil war relics. Do you buy property to hunt or do you just pay the owner to hunt their property?

DF,
If I bought property to hunt, or even paid to hunt, I'd be broke quick.
I just use my flyers, references, my shadowboxes, smooth talking, and good looks to get permission.
O.K. so maybe 4 out of 5.
-MM-

I also have a few of those bullets, must be Austrian or German Prussian! Nice post and HH, Mike

Thanks Mike.
-Doug-

 

[allen]

looks like that place would give up
a few old coins for you !