Steph
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Your turn, Chuck! It's one of my very best marbles. I'm guessing that Winnie sent it. Do you remember it? Art was getting warm ....
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Yes.
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Pretty sure not.
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Two seams
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If we were playing "hot" or "cold", there would have been one "warm" in the answers giving so far.
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Does the green fluoresce under blacklight?
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I mean, there are greenish-based Alleys, one of the most famous being the Pistachio.
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Hmmmm ... with the greenish base, I guess it could still be Alley ....
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... funny what seems "obvious" when you already know the answer ... But maybe not so obvious when you don't know the answer yet.
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This was my original second view which I almost posted, but I decided it might give too much away. Does it?
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no
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no
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Not certain, but I think it's a good chance. How is it possible that I could not know? Partly because it's under the surface. Partly because this marble style is not one I'm terribly familiar with. (<-- that is another clue )
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Ooops! 29/32". I said "big one" but typed 21/32". Have now corrected it in my original post. Over 7/8".
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I think I picked a good one. Plus, it's a great marble in its own right, if that's a clue. I have to go to work soon, so don't think I'm ignoring or rejecting any answers. I should be back in 5 or 6 hours.
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Not Pelt, MK or Master
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Okay, I gave it my worst shot! Another big one. 29/32"
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I'm still thinking!
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Ha! This is harder than it should sound. I should be able to easily make a blurred photo, shouldn't I. But heading to work now, so if could be a bit. If someone else wants to play in the meantime, I won't cry. But I'll be thinking at work about which marble I might stump y'all with.
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Thread closed pending moderator review.
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Vitro :) Would this be considered a type 2 Tiger Eye, or no?
Steph replied to NeozLilBallz's topic in Marble I.D.'s
Type 4 is the opaque variety of Tiger Eye. Any reason not to call it a Type 4? -
Vacor on top. Vitro Yellow Jacket on the bottom.
