What are these?

Homemade cast ingots of some sort of metal probably lead in the shape of a corn cob.
if lead or anything but iron it is probably worth a little bit of money.

that is exactly it. any idea on why someone made... lead corncobs?

>positives
Or they could be very, very old cornbread made from blue corn.

A friend of mines mom still uses these goddamn things. Cast iron cooking is the best IMO.

Those are silver corn. Those are made of silver. Scratch them. Congrats user.

Sinkers for when you go fishing for maizefish.

lead is probably from range lead. melted up bullets

Your grandma's dildo put them back where you found them

This is what it looks like when scratched a bit

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i wish it was silver

They look like weights out of a large grandfather clock or something to that effect.

pickles

door stops?

Boomer technology, i suppose they were paperweights?

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Metal corn

it's lead ingots used to cast bullets

Fuck you junior. Those are Zoomer buttplugs.

Granny's ol'timey dildos?

Literally hit one with a hammer, take pictures of impact. And not a pussy hit, give it some ass.

Toilet paper for a fancy outhouse.

I guess the only use for them now is or

ight let me get a setup goin

That's cast iron.

Here is the before picture

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They're worth tons of money don't break them

not tons, some probably lead.

After picture 1. I took it outside. It was pretty soft, i was expecting loud ping sounds but was more like punching a sand bag sound

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probably a soft metal like lead. is most likely right

Where would i even be able to sell them? a 20lb labeled ingot from a reputable seller is $60 on amazon

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Underrated post.

It's a dildo of corn of stone n.n

I will be posting these on ebay in a sec, ill throw down the partial link

that's not lead lol

Boomer here. Those you lay on top of to keep them warm. You put them in the oven when you cook the corn bread initially.

That's the most random stupid shit i've seen in a while, thanks for the kek op.

just gonna do a bump while i create a paypal account, heres a cat pic for tax, bridging the link of loove

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Petrified corn on the cob halves

>"Just like grandma used to make!"

for a fancy outside, and an even fancier anus

zinc? iron? It was soft and i can easily take a dull knife and slowly cut itWhat is it made of? if not lead then i have no idea

maybe it's for special pattern anuses, like the swirling duck vaginas

Not iron. Looks like you dented it with the hammer before it cracked. Not aluminum, either. Maybe a pot metal of some kind.

somebody poured lead into a corn bread mold and made two lead ingots. Are they really heavy? They look very much like old lead.

Each weighs 1 1/2 lb

Heres pic of the size, hand/brush for scale

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What's the volume?

Not lead. Pot metal ingots from a that goofy cornbread mold. Someone's old lady was pissed as fuck that they used kitchen supplies for their casting stuff.

yeah that's exactly what I was thinking but you beat me to it, because lead don't look like that when it's split in 2

Oh, damn! Now it's worthless.

i am apparently fuckin stupid but it did not increase much from 32 ml to 33ml or so, hardly anything using the submerge in a container trick

re did the weight its .635 kg. ill try to find a better measuring cup of some sort for water displacement thing

They're pretty much cornbread sticks made out of pot-metal. Doesn't make much sense unless you're a sadistic dentist trying to drum up business.

You're doing something wrong. Fill the container to the top and measure what spills out.

They are bacon presses, to keep bacon flat in the plan

Here is my listing on ebay 9uOzJc?cmpnId=5338273189

2 oz spill out

Where did you find these? We need the co-ordinates. Those are my peoples pods that accidentally crashed on Earth.
They have been pinging a signal for 253 years of your Sol years.
If you do not return them to us you will suffer the wrath of the Trump and a 1,000 of your sol years of confused transgendered sexuality.

itm/383135796336

Zinc or pewter, not lead.

Also use a scale to measure the weight of water, its more accurate if you don't have a graduated cup

is a "metate" search in google

My dude, that looks like a petate, its used to grind corn by latin american idigenous people. Its the other parts made of some kind of stone as well?

Fuck, metate, this guys knows better.

Yeah. That's what it is. Now go away OP.

Mystery solved.

hmm i think it gravitates more towards the pewter/zinc.
none of it is stone, all a soft metal. can cut it with a dull knife

Manos and metates are made from basalt scoria or pumice, not pot-metal. This item is shaped more like a mano than a metate, but no in either case.

Someone is making silicone corn cob molds. Probably as a Halloween joke. Candy corn.

I agree with this sentiment.
p = 10762.7 kg/m3

it comes out to be

.635kg
0.000059 m3

tonight was fun, i have had these things stored away in a box for the past 12 years. Found an abandoned house when i was 14 and thought they were cool. Too bad the house was torn down, from what i remember there were old books, tools, and unopened bottles of whiskey.

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gonna dump what pics i have of this house

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Anan, stop robbing abandoned buildings

ill give you guys a cringepic of myself standing on the roof

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