Ric
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Me too, and it wouldn't surprise me if many are the product of child labor. The red one is very cool!
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I've sent multiple marbles vacuum-packed in tubes made from seal-a-meal bags. I have also rolled them up in thin packing foam with a disc of the same material separating the mibs - sort of like packing pennies in a paper tube. The second option is the easiest, and the easiest to unpack too. -
The base color sure is distinctive - nice marble!
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The best Halloween marble I have ever seen!
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I agree it's not made in the US but I've seen Vacors that get twisted up like this too.
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I agree, it looks like a patchy cork or a corky patch, and the colors do look Akro to me. I just don't think I've seen them all on the same marble before. But something seems a little off too so I'm having a hard time committing.
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In my experience, the interior of Acme Realers is usually more wispy.
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Sometimes it is hard to tell whether these types are Marble King or Vitro but I am leaning slightly toward Marble King with these.
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Another group of sundry Germans . . .
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That is a beauty. They always look so nice with a fully matched set of marbles.
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I would say a Peerless Patch with a little extra. Check it for AV sparkles with a bright light.
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If you have luck like I had here you're gonna win big!
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I am all in on Vitro.
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I'm thinking bats are HTF.
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Those are really nice shooters. If not Alley, what - Akro . . . JABO? I'm not seeing it.
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I'm not a huge sulfide fan but this marble is really nice. The detail is incredible!
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You know what I missed . . . reading Art's description to see that it's 3/4". I've sorta had one of those days too.
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Yes, lol.
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I think the right is probably Master too.
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They look like JABOs to me.
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I'd say it's a Master Marble. Looks like it has lots of fracturing in the glass.
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It's a Vitro Opal then.
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It's a Vitro, might be an Opal. Do you get a bit of an orange-ish glow from the base glass when you backlight it? Don't use too bright a light though.
