Steph

That would have been my thought.

Small size for a rubber ball though.

Dunno what to make of it. First thought would not be gutta.

Are you sure those are new?

Nice work!

I quack me up.

Some patches in it, eh?

That's interesting too.

Congrats. Nice find. And nice to see.

Yes, Vacor Sunsets in my post.

Neato to see so many Alleys surface in Holland.

Yes, newbie mica! I had a horribly damaged marble, like a solid layer of damage around the outside. Wanted that to be mica.

At least you still had a cool marble left over after you found out it wasn't mica.

I should have at least thought of putting something Halloweeny in the calendar yesterday. lol. It didn't cross my mind.

http://marbleconnection.com/gallery/image/2385-vacor-sunsets/

Nice picture .... 2011

Cast your vote for the geekiest gift

Circa 1930's.

My guess would be "more than I could afford".

But that's as close as I can get!

Sure thing. Some beauties and some puzzlers!

By construction workers. What do you think?

They look interesting.

I have no confidence in being able to judge if they were Christensen or maybe Peltier, or something else entirely.

I think I see some seams. If so, that's a clue. I don't know the answer though.

*shudder*

No Bok Choy available today. So we try Baby Gai Choy.

First bite tastes like grass. Then it's a little peppery.

I think I like Bok Choy best but this could grow on me.

spooky

Cool! That's a great question.

Maybe Ric will know. If he doesn't check in soon, or doesn't know, I know a couple of people I could email.

Probably a repeat for this thread but hey

Boo!

In the first picture I thought it was going to be a coffin. O_o

Fun find. "Japan" labels almost always make me smile.

weird effect

interesting

this one I do not recognize.

I haven't seen Bob's most recent book. I still want to. There are many caveats to using a book for pricing. However, I still am glad I had my older edition.

This is the point where you need to cover your eyes

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Yes, watching trends on ebay is the best way I can think of for setting prices. If you're selling at shows, I hear some things may be priced differently. Or if you're selling in a shop, maybe you can mark them higher and wait for the right customer. Still, for a good pricing rule of thumb I recommend watching ebay. You could post pictures and some might be willing to give estimates. A lot of people avoid talking price though.

Where do you plan to sell them?