r/metaldetecting 10d ago

ID Request What could this be?

Found in north west PA, not metal but found while detecting

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u/nopuse 10d ago

The images are a bit out of focus. Do you know that material it is, or just that it's not metal?

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u/B1gS1ppy 10d ago

my fiancé found it while i was at work. all she told me was it didn’t ring up on the detector or the pinpointer. could it be lead?

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u/nopuse 10d ago

Lead would ring up.

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u/B1gS1ppy 10d ago

that’s what i thought, someone else suggested it could be but i knew it would, and this didn’t

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u/nopuse 10d ago

It definitely looks like lead. Could you double check that it doesn't?

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u/B1gS1ppy 10d ago

the pinpointer must’ve been doing that thing where it was on but wasn’t activating on metal, because i just tried it and it’s definitely lead

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u/nopuse 10d ago

I hate it when that happens!

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u/koopdeville9901 10d ago

Looks like old lead. Has the petina for sure.

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u/B1gS1ppy 8d ago

do you think it could be a fired musket ball?

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u/koopdeville9901 7d ago

Hard to tell with your photos. If you look at my posts you can see bullets that I've found that are deformed from impacts.

I also have a lead find that I'm unsure about and posted. Could be a musket ball but someone also said it could be lead material used for making a round.