Bullet and Shell Civil War Projectiles Forum
Relic Discussion => Bullets => Topic started by: CarlS on September 06, 2020, 11:38:21 PM
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A couple months back I bought a couple thousand bulk bullets. There were both fired and drops in the groups. As I went through them to sort by fired and dropped and type I would occasionally find a carved bullet. Most were non-de-script and only deemed carved by virtue of knife marks on them. But a couple were really cool at least to me. This is my favorite one. It appears to be a 58 cal made to resemble a pine cone. You can't tell clearly due to the angle of my picture but it has a serrated bottom edge. I don't actively collect carved bullets but when I see a neat one like this I keep it.
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Very nice.
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definitely a keeper !!
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Thanks y'all. Here is another one that is kind of cool. Looks to be a chess piece possibly. Nice artsy piece.
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Makes me want to collect carved bullets. :o
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yeah, me too. I found some neat ones out of a bullet collection I bought a few months ago.....then I bought some at the Chattanooga show (first time I ever paid for a craved bullet) and then I bought a few from Carl. Y'all look for the Carved Bullet page on FB....very interesting posts
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If you decide to sell the chess piece looking one let me know ill buy it. I like that one
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Here’s one I bought on Facebook. The guy I bought it from found it at Cold Harbor when he got a call to remove a tree that had been knocked down during a storm. He made a deal With the home owner to remove the tree if he could metal detect the property. He found it in the root ball of the tree.
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WOW, AWESOME.
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Now that is a cool carved bullet!
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Very nice!