I'llhavethat1

I think it's pretty cool for someone to be looking out on your behalf. Quite the mix. Top pic has at least 3 decent Akros (Ades/ringers/Imperials...can never remember which is which). Some handmades (clay, Agate and beat up glass). And a bunch of machine made Vitros and catseyes. a fun batch to sort and learn from. As much as I like yardwork I like marbles more, lol

Heres a couple I had out a day early

Looks Foreign to me

Peltier..not sure what a 'Nova group' is

I've seen those undertones in the white on Alley marbles.

Some foreign marbles look similar ro Master brushed patches. Are you outside the US?

Still chewing on it but I don't think it's a Pelt

Kind of similar to Euro wirepulls

Not very common but they do exist

Peltier was my first thought, but I don't think it is. Champion was my second thought.

I believe the ones some people refer to as inkies have darker translucent blue on a custard-y base...

Is the base glass green under normal light or is that from Uv?

Unless still in the bottle it would be hard to differentiate between a standard "bullet mold marble". Especially at 1"

Less than $10 per marble, with the case, already sourced, sorted and ID'd. I could see someone spending that for an instant "collection"

I suppose in order to beat the record, you'd need to know what the record is?

A couple more out for Thursday

Are we agreeing on ID of a marble that hasn't been pictured by comparison to an auction pic that is possibly also mis-identified?

A few non-USA marbles here

After the 1930's would be a good start. Probably up to the 1960's based on some of the groups I've seen. No solid evidence, just an estimate.

Better than I can do, looks like fun

I'd lean towards modern based on the views shown, but what does the pole opposite the pontil look like?

Nice, some collectors go wild for these. What's the size?

I know what you mean, there are some that look an awful lot like Pelt construction but are really figure 8 style. Then you get into the Master brushed patch style. Easier to distinguish in a group from UK, Euro, Canada but mixed in a lot of US marbles they can be hard to tell apart

Cool. There are a few specialized collectors here into big Onionskins

An unintentional core probably from contamination or (more likely in this case) chemical reaction in the glass. For some reason oxblood red shows up in aqua glass sometimes so I'd look closer and see if that's the case here