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looks like david is right on the money!

Does anyone have this guys name and physical address? I might have a surprise in store for him! David

lol

I believe what we are seeing today in the Jabo marble production are some of the most beautiful and colorful marbles that have ever been produced by man. These will certainly be highly sought after many years down the road. Who would have thought a few years ago that there could be 18 pages (851 listings) of Jabo marbles on eBay on Jan.13, 2010? Keep up the good work JABO! This is my opinion----Leroy----

opinions is what it is, fact is what its not!

maybe ones like i have pictured will go up in value,others going up in value is pure speculation!

happy hohoho!

a happy 2u duffy! see you in feb!

got any?

i was thinking it might be a fun trip! so who is going?

WoW, nice collection!

yeh,what they said!

those,by far,look the best!

jabos rule?

these are hot?

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JABO has far exceeded CAC in prettiness. That is very apparent when you see the Joker Rainbows which have up to 12...yes 12 colors...and the JABOs any JABOs are much rarer than CAC. Six colors are common in these beautiful JABO Rainbow marbles.

The last run of the year is in the offing. Will it be the last run ever?...I'll bet not...

Oh yeah, JABO flames are here. Just check the Rainbows and wonder what is next...

OMG Scott! What an awesome buy! Please let me know if you ever want to resell it!

thanks.

its rarer than hens teeth.. i cant sell it,its my trophy!

maybe fall?

well it might be 1inch!

I think this one is a peewee

Someone had a nice one!

thanxs!

I have heard of two other sources besides Scotts. Here is Alans old postrepro medals

WOW ! Alan musta been listening.

only 13 types that i am directly responsible for.

13 types,20 bux a pop

Where the word sterling is a part of the casting.

I may be forced to eat those words, but I'm kinda really positive I've seen it a number of times...

ann had the hand stamping(sterling) correct..if you have period medals they probably werent castings

Whoops. I guess you totally missed everything I was saying, too. I was speaking of sterling silver in general, and just commenting that an original anything made of sterling (especially if it's small) may not have a readable or even noticable "sterling" stamped on it. It should, but it doesn't always.

My questions about the metal used for the repros and the ribbons were just things I wanted to know.

What about any of it made you so angry?

none of it made me angry,i reread my posts..i answered your questions prior to your posting

this was one of your questions too?"Which one is missing the mouth?"