For your consideration one McKee & Mason 314 - Thomas handbook 206C For imported musket bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dug condit...

For your consideration one 0.71 caliber Austrian type bullet. This bullet is listed in the Thomas Handbook as 209. You will find this bullet to be in very good dug condition. A long way away fro...

Here's one you don't see very often. For your consideration one Thomas handbook 209, more or less, Three grooves, pointed nose bullet. You will find this bullet to be i...

For your consideration one Thomas RBRF4 bullet 122 75 cal. round shot. You will find this ball to be in very good to excellent dug condition. The patina is a thick, sli...

For your consideration one Confederate side cast Nashville Arsenal bullet & 1 Colt revolving rifle bullet. Both bullets are pretty darn nice.

For your consideration one 1853 three cent silver piece. The date can be seen & this coin has been holed twice. Looks like this coin meant something to someone.

For your consideration one 1853, with arrows, silver half dime. Holed & campsite dug.

For your consideration one 1856 O silver half dime.

For your consideration one 1857 half dime. Holed twice. Looks like someone was trying to make a button.

For your consideration one civil war dated Dec. 2 1861 Augusta Savings Bank 25 cent fractional note. As you can see great color on the front with a bold signature. Printed on the backs of a 5 do...

For your consideration one 1862 Queen Victoria half penny. Date is plain…good detail. The coin is slightly larger than a US quarter. This coin came to me from a small group of relics I bought he...

For your consideration one 1863 dated civil war copper token. The front shows a typical indian head penny indian & the back a wreath with NOT ONE CENT. Great condition & patina.

For your consideration one 1863 LIBERTY AND NO SLAVERY token. Condition is just as shown. The patina is a rosey copper color. About the size of a penny.

For your consideration one 1863 three cent silver piece. North Georgia camp dug. Holed twice…looks like some one needed a button??

For your consideration one 1866 three cent nickel coin. Date is clear & the front & back has great detail. Nice little coin.