Anyone know what this might be?

[goldnuggetmama]

I was working in my garden and found this i have no idea what it is would love some input please and thank you?
I live in gold ,platinum & silver bearing country in No-Cal..
I appreciate everyone who reads and comments on this 🫶🏻

 

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[robertk]

Looks like some metal object that was melted in a fire.

 

[WoodsDigger]

I was working in my garden and found this i have no idea what it is would love some input please and thank you?
I live in gold ,platinum & silver bearing country in No-Cal..
I appreciate everyone who reads and comments on this 🫶🏻

Melted aluminum.

 

[goldnuggetmama]

Looks like some metal object that was melted in a fire.

You might be right i will have to research if there was a fire back in the day.
Thank you kind sir for responding

 

[WoodsDigger]

You might be right i will have to research if there was a fire back in the day.
Thank you kind sir for responding

I think if you gouge it and it's shiny it's aluminum. Lead may haveva similar result but aluminum will be noticeably lightweight in your hand for the bulk /mass of the object. Keep going !!

 

[AU Seeker]

How much does it weight, that will be a telling bit of info.

I also think it's either aluminum or possibly Babbitt, a bearing material that was used in the old days to pour/make engine bearings on many types of vehicles and machinery in the field.

 

[Chilli]

I was working in my garden and found this i have no idea what it is would love some input please and thank you?
I live in gold ,platinum & silver bearing country in No-Cal..
I appreciate everyone who reads and comments on this 🫶🏻

Hi. Im guessing it was found near you other find? Looks like similar metal.

 

[Gare]

Lead will gouge a lot easier and also a lot heavier

 

[villagenut]

Looks like one fine fire nugget as others has suggested