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Thanks Ron. How do you have such a good memory - you taking vitamins or something. lol.

Interesting marble. My first thought is foreign.

Does it react to UV?

Both. Does light pass through the base glass?

Man, Ron, that's a great box. I'd have a tough time letting it go! Thanks for posting a parting pic - I am sure I have several of these.

Me too - leaning toward Akro though.

Cute? I think they're kinda B.A., with an attitude on top of it!

This is a Peltier Multicolor Swirl without much swirl. lol

Oh wow, Gladys - those are awesome marbles!

Last one for today . . . Just shy of 7/8" - sorry about the whisker! lol

I completely agree - it's a beautiful example!

I agree, Gladys - not all All Reds are ho hum marbles!

I agree with, Chuck. Lots of reflections and so much enlargement causes a loss of detail that makes it looks more like a planet than a marble. Its near 20X actual size on my screen. If you have a good pic, 5X is fine and anyone who wants to enlarge it easily can - just some thoughts. This pic is reduced to 30% of the size you posted and I like it much better. You look like Kilroy in this pic! lol

I agree with Pelt Rainbo, I think the structure is just a little weird.

It's think it's probably older, like Chuck said - probably Akro or Master. But still common and without much collector value.

JABO seems likely to me too.

I agree

My first thought is Alley Agate.

Akro Lemonade - a Moss Agate type, I think.

It's a nice Vitro.

Nice ones, Art. I do like the look of that Leopard!

Svenska Stenkulor score from my new marble friend, Chris! These are very cool - not clay, that's for sure. They are quite hefty, way more like stone. I really like them!

Nice, Brad, especially for $15! I have two elephants - my sulfide collection is complete too. lol

Not CAC - maybe Jabo. Nice mug. lol