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That's a nice case of Rainbos. I guess not a lot of people collect them because so many of them are common. I don't really collect them either. Al has a nice collection of metallic ones - that's where a few of mine have gone - I usually keep the oxbloods though. I just keep some around because I really like to sort marbles, and Rainbos are great for that!

Those are great, Chad. I especially like the Joseph's Coat. It's always fun to find AV in less usual places.

And I'll bet this one has finally found its proper home.

There are a bunch a nice ones here, Ron. But this ^one^ is an exceptional marble!

That's a nifty marble. I have seen similar green ones that folks say are Master Marbles. I've seen the green swirly ones too- no idea where those came from. But the only black one's I have seen like yours I was convinced were foreign - sort of an Imperial type. If I looked hard enough, I might be able to find one or two around here but I must say, I have not laid eyes on them in years . . .

That'll work!

Wow, that's a nice marble!

Don't drop that one on your toes, Bill!

Blue enough, nice one! More red and white, less blue, but . . .

I've got a few and that is the best one - sorta flame-ish. And I like marbles where you can see the glass flow too!

Vaseline glass is cool and that's a great group!

Red white & blue is a great combo! And while cane-cut marbles are not really my thing, I do like a nice peppermint - and mica makes them all that much better better! This ones looking at you.

Dave does make some nice polymers, for sure. I don't think I've seen a Jolly Green Giant here yet:

A late one . . .

Alleys are always good - flames or no flames!

They're all nice but this ^one^ is sweet, Mibber!

There is nothing like sun to bring out AV, and those are great macro pics, Jess. The Tigers are pretty cool too, Chad - who is making them?

I always thought this could be a contender.

Sorry, I really like Master Mables . . .

Y'all given up on this thread? This one's kinda cool, in an oogly sort of way.

That's a nice marble, Roberto! I like darker, rich, colors.

I've always liked this one.

An Akro Carnelian marked with blue here.

Top looks like an Akro (I forget what they call them), 2nd is a WV swirl, third is an Akro Popeye (you have a few, they come in different color combos - I've seen some red and yellow ones too), 4th is an Akro Silver Oxblood, 5th looks like it might be a badly beat-up brick - color looks a little light though so . . .? FWIW: Akro Popeyes usually have two colors in a corkscrew pattern with wispy white in clear.