What Is This

[UKD2User]

16 hours ago, fishersari said:

Recovery speed of 6 and no stabilizer for me..

I should took a video for the audio responds on all directions and  my wording doesnt help much either ?.

its was a cannonball at 4 to 6 inches deep.. Does your 2D screen shows the traces at the same spot as mine for a  cannonball?

 

 

 

Truffles ??!! ??

[fishersari]

16 hours ago, Yatahaze323 said:

Canonball lol, I was thinking something more common/mundane like those iron rings found with horse tack.

Iron ring is a good guess too.. it gives out the same characteristic/tonal like cannonball

 

49 minutes ago, TampaBayBrad said:

Those are some flat looking miniature cannon balls Fishersari! Nice find....

Found 5 nos of cannonball/shot puts ?. Left it under a tree.. too heavy  to brought back

[TampaBayBrad]

2 minutes ago, fishersari said:

Found 5 nos of cannonballl/shot puts ?. Left it under a tree.. too heavy  too brought back

How old do you think those are?

[fishersari]

4 minutes ago, TampaBayBrad said:

How old do you think those are?

Hard to say.. but the coins found around the cannonball was from early 1800 to late 1800

[TampaBayBrad]

1 minute ago, fishersari said:

Hard to say.. but the coims found around was from early 1800 to late 1800

Those are some nice relics from the past then. If I was a collector, I'd go back and get them from under that tree.

[fishersari]

8 hours ago, TampaBayBrad said:

Those are some nice relics from the past then. If I was a collector, I'd go back and get them from under that tree.

Cannonball is brittle? it will broken up to small pieces/flaky/rusting away in a few years.. Usually collectors here will put it in  cooking oil.. 

[Tony]

20 minutes ago, fishersari said:

Usually collectors here will put it in cooking oil.. 

So they are my Mother's scotch eggs after-all.........