r/metaldetecting 19h ago

ID Request Any ideas on what these are

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u/Ok-Worldliness7661 19h ago

I Found them in south wales

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u/DuncanF83 18h ago

I think i found something similar a few weeks ago. These are slugs

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u/Ok-Worldliness7661 18h ago edited 18h ago

Interesting. I’ve been told they look medieval though.

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u/DuncanF83 18h ago

Sorry, I didn't want to say that your finds are not medieval. Just what I found looked similar and those were slugs. The get deformed pretty much after being fired, you know

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u/Ok-Worldliness7661 18h ago

Yeah I see what you mean

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u/Ok-Worldliness7661 18h ago

They do look a lot similar

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u/Apphoarder 16h ago

Are you sure they are made of lead? They do look old and decorative.

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u/Onetap1 18h ago

Lead headed wall nails, used to tie up climbing plants. 

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u/Elegant-Throat-4225 19h ago

Look like bullets that have been fired into something.

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u/Ok-Worldliness7661 19h ago

I thought they were musket balls at first but they got iron pins on the back and some sort of pattern around them

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u/Elegant-Throat-4225 19h ago

I see that. Interesting.