Come on man, that's the wrong caliber boolits.
Sounds familiar. i was at a garage sale and happened to pick up a Bible marked $5. Not a religious person but I happened to thumb through it and found a handful of $2 silver certificates. Circulated but in nice condition. I took it to the lady running the sale and said I see this is marked $5 but I'd like to buy the bills inside, and showed them to her. She got all pissy and wouldn't sell them to me. I should have just paid the five bucks and kept my mouth shut.Back in 2009 I picked up an old shoe box marked 'Garand clips - 10c eech' at a widder-woman's yard sale. There were forty-three in the box, so I bought the lot for five bucks. Best deal I did all day.
They were Navy Lee chargers.
I made a small fortune, but I shared it with the original owner-lady. She was VERY unhappy and wanted it all. Some folks, eh?
A bullet is a bullet a? 
I once bought a plastic sack of about five hundred "factory second" bullets for nearly nothing while visiting the Sierra factory in Sedalia, MO. That is how many of them looked. I cleaned them up and used them for practice and fun shooting. At 100 yards, I could not tell them from premium bullets.
