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Can some one ID these bullets

Kevin,

Some how when I first saw your post I did not notice the penny for scale (I know its the biggest thing in the pic) This mistake was pointed out to me by a friend of mine. After further review the bullet to the left is way to small to be a .58 cal probably closer to .32 and probably not a period bullet. The round ball to the right is also way to small to be .69 cal. It is possible a piece of buck shot. I am sorry if I got your hopes up in my earlier post. If you can post measurements and weights I will try to give you a match.

John
 
Kevin,

The bullet to the left looks post war. From the pic it appears to have little "tick" marks in the grooves which would make it post war. The round ball is probably from some farmers squirrel gun.
 
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