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In 20+ years of bullet trading this is the third one of these I have had & the first one to have the copper cup in the base
855 inches
This bullet type is often found in areas where CS General Braxton Bragg's Army of Tennessee CSA camped or fought
A bullet many collectors will not have
never seen this on a Charleston bullet before
TL7375 Southern Manufacture 0.54 Cal. Bullet $22 excavated In 20+ years of bulletFor your consideration one Thomas handbook 132C Selma Arsenal bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dug condition. The patina is a hard, slick, white color this is a nice patina. Notice in photo 1 & 2 just above the top ring a fainter ring can be seen. Just above this faint ring a series of fainter rings (lathe rings?) can be seen. Possibly this bullet was cast in a reworked bullet mold? The cavity is a small plug. Measures about 0. 54