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Ancient Roman army, under Julius Caesar, 1st century BC. lead sling-bolt. Unearthed at a battlefield site outside Nice, France, where Julius Caesar's legions battled Alpine Gallic tribes. Excellent, near perfect condition! Some dents from battle damage, nice patina. Massive and heavy! 37 mm (1 1/2") long. Ex-French collection. #slb72: $145
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Ancient Roman army, under Julius Caesar, 1st century BC. lead sling-bolt. Unearthed at a battlefield site outside Nice, France, where Julius Caesar's legions battled Alpine Gallic tribes. Good condition, with serious scuffs and dents from battle damage, good patina. 34 mm (1 3/8") long. Ex-French collection. #slb73: $95
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Massive Celtic / Balearic lead sling-bolt. 1st century BC. Found at a Celtic-Roman battlefield in Spain, originally manufactured by an Iberian mercenary using his own die. This bullet was found near modern-day Cordoba and dates to the Civil War period (under Caesar). Measures a whopping 52 mm (over 2") long! Huge and heavy. #7621: $135
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Large Celtic / Balearic lead sling-bolt. 1st century BC. Found at a Celtic-Roman battlefield in Spain, originally manufactured by an Iberian mercenary using his own die. This bullet was found near modern-day Cordoba and dates to the Civil War period (under Caesar). Bright white patina. 40 mm (over 1 1/2") long. #7696: $110
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Ancient Celtic / Balearic lead sling-bolt. 1st century BC. Found at a Celtic-Roman battlefield in Spain. This bullet was found near modern-day Cordoba dates to the Civil War period (under Caesar). 30x22 mm (1 1/4 x 7/8") and diamond-shaped with wide center. Great patina! #7662: $95
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Celtic / Balearic lead sling-bolt. 1st century BC. Found at a Celtic-Roman battlefield in Spain, originally manufactured by an Iberian mercenary using his own die. This bullet was found near modern-day Cordoba and dates to the Civil War period (under Caesar). 40 mm (over 1 1/2") long. One indented/curved aerodynamic edge, great creme/white patina! #7655: $110
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Ancient Roman army, under Julius Caesar, 1st century BC. lead sling-bolt. Unearthed at a battlefield site outside Nice, France, where Julius Caesar's legions battled Alpine Gallic tribes. Interesting cross-shaped raised lines with central pellet on surface. 35 mm long, and extremely thick at center. Cool dents from battle-damage! Nice dark patina. Ex-French collection. #7874: $115
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Massive Celtic / Balearic lead sling-bolt. 1st century BC. Found at a Celtic-Roman battlefield in Spain, originally manufactured by an Iberian mercenary using his own die. This bullet was found near modern-day Cordoba and dates to the Civil War period (under Caesar). Measures a whopping 52 mm (over 2") long! Huge and heavy. Earthen brown patina. #7862: $125
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Roman lead sling-bolt. 1st century BC. Inscribed surface, details difficult to make out. Found at a Roman battlefield in Spain, near modern-day Cordoba and dates to the Civil War period (under Caesar). 38 mm (1 1/2") long. #7594: $95
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Roman lead sling-bolt. 1st century BC. Inscribed with a V for Legion V (5th legion of Julius Caesar). Found at a Roman battlefield in Spain, near modern-day Cordoba and dates to the Civil War period (under Caesar). Very cool, with lots of scars from battle damage. Nice patina. 36 mm (just under 1 1/2"). #7691: $125
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Celtic / Balearic lead sling-bolt. 1st century BC. Found at a Celtic-Roman battlefield in Spain, originally manufactured by an Iberian mercenary using his own die. This bullet was found near modern-day Cordoba and dates to the Civil War period (under Caesar). Measures 33 mm. Long and narrow, one indented/curved aerodynamic edge, great creme/white patina! #7895: $110
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Roman lead sling-bolt. 1st century BC. Molded number or letter visible on surface (seen at center of top photo below). Found at a Roman battlefield in Spain, near modern-day Cordoba and dates to the Civil War period (under Caesar). Nice white patina. 36 mm (just under 1 1/2"). #7879: $125
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Ancient Roman army, under Julius Caesar, 1st century BC. lead sling-bolt. Unearthed at a battlefield site outside Nice, France, where Julius Caesar's legions battled Alpine Gallic tribes. Interesting cross-shaped raised lines with central pellet on surface. 39 mm (1 1/2") long, and thick at center. Ex-French collection. #7668: $145 Reserved for DMD
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