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Ric

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  1. I think these are modern marbles with little if any value to collectors.
  2. Not sure about NLR or Rainbo but I think it was meant to have four ribbons and that one of them split and flopped over to the other side so it appears to have five.
  3. It's a nice marble, Melissa - I like the colors.
  4. I think Vitro Anacortes is a very good possibility.
  5. It does look like a Heaton to me but leaning more toward Dragon's Blood than Black Cherry, IMO.
  6. It's a Prizename - no particular name I can think of.
  7. Whatever it is, it's a mess. I don't remember a transparent blue like that from JABO but it wouldn't surprise me.
  8. It looks like a Vitro Type I Tiger Eye to me. One of the equatorial ribbons is so weak it's almost missing.
  9. Not Pelt, like Fire said, but it doesn't strike me as an Imperial. The seams look kinda Akro but nothing else does. I am thinking early Vacor, El Aquila, perhaps.
  10. Yeah, it's that sorta bubble gum color that can vary from a more washed out to richer pink.
  11. This one is a real weirdo. I don't think it's CAC, Pelt or Vitro. The best I can come up with is a Master error, which would be hard to find, for sure. It's a strange one, IMO.
  12. It is a hand-gathered transitional and I would think there is a melted "pontil" hiding in there somewhere, and that long line looking business is just a distraction.
  13. Kind of a tough one - I am leaning Heaton.
  14. I agree with Master too.
  15. Yes, they are from one or more JABO Contract runs.
  16. I also wonder about foreign - like Veiligglas, maybe?
  17. Early Vacor is what I would be thinking too.
  18. Some day, I will try to take individual photos of the marbles in that CODEG box, AIko. Your last comparison of the marble I got from Winnie with the one in the box is part of the reason I still think the boxed marbles are Veiligglas. πŸ™‚
  19. I don't think I have another but I'll keep a lookout for you, Chuck. You never know . . .
  20. The JABO Classic runs are not named per se, but they can often be described by the season (mostly Spring or Fall) and year of the run (1992-2008), and I think Dave McCullough named a very small number of specific types himself over the years.
  21. @chucks_mibs Here you go - a Dark Red Cloud (CA#5) next to a Red Cloud (CA#4) for comparison.
  22. Happy Birthday, Chad - I hope you have a great day!
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