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Item Code: 883-420
This unusual relic consists of a regulation .69 caliber, three-groove rifle musket bullet. In the cavity is a second and third lead “cup” added. It was modified by a soldier for unknown reasons…probably just out of simple boredom. There is a slight crease across the base caused by a plow which does not detract. An interesting specimen in good condition and with a nice white patina. [jet]
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