✅ SOLVED Bullet #9

Here's #9 in my small collection that I need help with. Hagerstown, Md area (Antietam/Gettysburg). Sorry, I forgot to add the pictures.
 

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Mirage83 is correct... it is the "3 raised rings with solid-flat-base" variety of US .52-caliber Sharps "New Model" Rifle/Carbine bullet. Other varieties of it have a small cone-cavity in the base, or a teat-in-cavity base. See bullet #113 in the updated "Handbook Of Civil war Bullets & Cartridges" by James E. Thomas and Dean S. Thomas.
 

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