Steph

no

no

Likely, to at least some degree

no no no

Master x 3

For what it's worth, I thought I was in the thread about the MK watermelon listing. I had no expectations about wedding cakes. But watermelons? I would have thought 50 or less, not hundreds.

Oh, are we saying this is the going rate for these now? I thought they were a much MUCH less expensive marble.

I'm seeing a lot of damage on most of the marbles though and they're common so they wouldn't be very valuable even if they were in perfect condition. If the goal is just to sell, I'd put the damaged ones in a jar and not try to worry about ID's.

This marble is modern. Vacor de Mexico.

This marble could be worth selling. A vintage West Virginia swirl with oxblood.

😢

Bruce Wayne? No. He is being physically restrained? No.

no and no

But since I took so long to get back here and reply ... no to fictional, yes to real

Yes or no, dude!

No

No

I did a search to see if I gave this riddle here before. Didn't find it. So here goes. A man is at work. He wants to go home. But he can't because of the man in the mask. As with Rick's fire line riddle, you get to ask me yes or no questions until you figure out what's what. @Fire1981

Hummina hummina hummina!

I am a cereal girl. Could be Cheerios. Could be fancy oatmeal. Could be Weetabix. Could be cream of wheat (or malt-o-meal) fixed Indian style with dal and onion and chili. Used to could be Lucky Charms or other sugar cereal but now I only buy small packages of that and save them for a special late night snack a coupla times a year. Lately I've been craving Grape Nuts. May need to do that soon.

With this ribbon and seam pattern, I wouldn't say Master. So yeah, with this pattern, I would say Peltier.

Old Fashion is a style name of a Vacor de Mexico marble which looks very much like vintage swirls. Made from 1996 to 2003. Some samples from the Billes-en-tete site: DETAILED INFORMATION (billes-en-tete.com)

I didn't think of modern until I read Rick's post. Still could be vintage. Not a rainbo though. Maybe one of the lesser known WV swirl companies?

wild!!!

The top definitely looks modern. I would have thought Mexican. But I do know there are now some Asians which resemble the Vacor de Mexico lline.