GaryC/Oregon Coast Posted March 31 Share Posted March 31 Maybe it was a lead seal, shot gunned off a chest? GaryC/Oregon Coast Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UT Dave Posted March 31 Author Share Posted March 31 7 hours ago, NJ Art said: Looks exactly like a rose head. Maybe a big lead whomper. 😉 Check the edges for two opposite holes or existing wire, I have dug seals that big. Nice hunt Mr. I just checked. And, indeed, not holes, but on one side two tiny protruding ferrous wire looking bits and on the exact opposite side some ferrous looking oxidation. A fishing weight could have wire cast in on one side. But no reason for both sides. I had no idea bale seals could be this big. But doing some googling around I see that is wrong. Many were this big. I think you may well be right. As of now, I'm thinking it is in fact a large bale seal. - Dave Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NJ Art Posted March 31 Share Posted March 31 2 hours ago, UT Dave said: I just checked. And, indeed, not holes, but on one side two tiny protruding ferrous wire looking bits and on the exact opposite side some ferrous looking oxidation. A fishing weight could have wire cast in on one side. But no reason for both sides. I had no idea bale seals could be this big. But doing some googling around I see that is wrong. Many were this big. I think you may well be right. As of now, I'm thinking it is in fact a large bale seal. - Dave Glad your going to sleep tonight, that crap use to keep me up. I have a collection of lead weights being from the shore area, around twenty or so. Some crude but all hand flattened or shaped. If its lead and has a hole at one end pretty much describes them. Somebody with a bright idea decided to make a mold. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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