Whelp, today's hunt didn't uncover much but there's still some uncovered ground in the field nearby the 1748 house. However one interesting find today was this big copper ball. It's a 1" diameter solid copper ball. It rang up 12 - 42 @ 4" deep and had a big THUNK! at the end of each sweep. I have no idea what it could have been used for. I don't think it was ammo because of it's location, but who knows? The dime is used for size reference.
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Copper Ball
- Thread starter Yeasty
- Start date
"Dr.Tones"
New member
I found one of those too! Noooo idea what it is. Found mine in the front yard of a 1900 house.
DaytonaGold
Member
I believe it is most likely to be a waterpump check-valve ball.
Charles (Sabre)(Tx)
New member
I concur...but copper is always a good find no matter what shape it comes. Good job!