Unknown Tie Ring Revolver Bullet That I Only Found Listed In The Stanley Phillips Bullets Used In The Civil War Page 35 Bullet 41 Button ) are on both sides

) are on both sides of the coin

The cavity is a dished or conical round tip variety

Later information by Thomas states this bullet was produced by the state of North Carolina for its civil war troops

For your consideration one 3 ring minie’ball with a low base first ring & a pin N cone cavity

855 inches

Unknown Tie Ring Revolver Bullet That I Only Found Listed In The Stanley Phillips Bullets Used In The Civil War Page 35 Bullet 41 Button ) are on both sidesFor your consideration one unknown tie ring revolver bullet that I only found listed in the Stanley Phillips Bullets Used in the Civil War page 35 bullet 41. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dug condition. The patina is a near perfect white to light white to tan colors. The tie ring groove is defined & the solid base is smooth. Measures about 0. 385 x 0. 59 inches. Dug from the Richmond, Virginia area.