Sea object???

[Frankn]

I found it after Irene hit the De. coast. There are shipwrecks at this beach, Indian River Inlet.
It will fit in a 6 in. circle. The metal turned black in the salt water. It is not iron. it is gray in color. It is heavy and hard. When buffed on a steel wheel there were no sparks and little if any wear. It appears to have the remains of a bracket on the back.
Photo #1 is as found.
Photo #2 is the back after "sand blasting" with Al oxide.
Photo #3 is the front after sandblasting & buffing with an iron wheel.

 

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[traderoftreasures]

looks like a meteorite hope it's still ok after all that cleaning

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Not much left of it whatever it was. Did it stick to a magnet?

 

[joeman]

Definitely not a Meteorite... Sharp edges is the telltale sign of 'out-gassing' which you would denote as 'Earth-Made'. By your description, it seems like it would be something Pewter or something similar.

Cheers,

 

[Breezie]

Could it be burned soda/aluminum cans? Breezie

 

[kuger]

Could it be burned soda/aluminum cans? Breezie

Very common beach find!!

 

[joeman]

Definitely not a Meteorite... Sharp edges is the telltale sign of 'out-gassing' which you would denote as 'Earth-Made'. By your description, it seems like it would be something Pewter of similar metal.

Cheers,

 

[bradyboy]

kind of looks like maybe welders slag ?
Brady