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I think they're nice Master marbles too - colors are too muted for Akro, IMO.

Nice shooter! I think it's Master too.

I've never seen a marble that took a video to ID. I don't think either of these is hand-gathered but then I can't watch the videos . . . I think they're just too big, and I'm tired of watching the lag-wheel spin.

@Joe2 @akroorka Thanks guys, I am glad you appreciate them. I was very fortunate with this find. There are quite a few nice Masters in the collection. These are 11/16" to 3/4" . . . I was really surprised to see the green UV glow coming out on some of them.

Just some examples of players from the box . . . They're pretty simple marbles but the colors are very nice.

Sure looks like a Kokomo to me Charlie - nice lipstick red!

Thanks Guys! Given your comments, I am thinking it probably is rare. @Fire1981 @Tommy @Alan Thank you! Maybe my luck is changing. 🤞

I really like the 360 degree coverage on this Sunburst . . .

A few from the collection with the Master Marble box . . . . The largest is 3/4" and the rest are 11/16". The glow surprised me. Sorry the pic is not the greatest.

Does it look veneered over clear or more like solid translucent?

This is a very nice marble, Melissa - first time I've heard the name. Is it opaque?

Given the context, I'm guessing that last one is a weak Vacor Sunset.

Thank you for the kind words, Bill. I am happy to be back here too!

Here is a Master Marble Co. Box (No. 500?) that I recently acquired. I think this particular box is VHTF, maybe even rare - my best wild find in a very long time. It's 6 5/8" x 7 1/4" and contains 52 Meteor marbles: 6 No. 5, 6 No. 2 and 40 players (No. 0) . It also includes a hand-painted buckskin bag. A local woman found it in a trunk with other toys from her recently deceased Grandfather's childhood. I purchased it and about 1/2 gallon of loose marbles from her. Of course, she had no idea what she had and was planning to donate the lot to a local church for a rummage sale. Let's just say I made her (and the church) very happy. 🙂

That's a pretty marble, Joe!

Nice, Brad - sounds like fun!

I'm liking that Coral, William!

Hey William, it's good to see you here again!

Cool marble, sort of half Dragonfly and half MCR, IMO - pretty neat.

The white striping glass looks orange where it appears just below the red base glass.

I believe that is a nice Vitro Aquamarine - I've seen plenty with a similar "butt crack".

FWIW, I'm getting a Heaton vibe.

Thanks, Melissa, I've been tending to one of the things I love even more than marbles . . . my Mom! And I am happy to report that all is now better than might be expected for a 96 year old woman with a broken ankle. 🙂

I'll say - very nice, Melissa!

Nice examples, Stephen - don't see too many of them with positive IDs. These are the Mid-Atlantic marbles shown in Everett Grist's Big Book of Marbles (3rd ed.). I have another pin case or two around here somewhere. I'll post them a bit later if I can get to it.