Nantucketdink

I believe you have some 2007s

Those do both. Pink and brown/brown and green. Next:red and green

The top left JABO sneaks in just before 2000. If the bumblebee looking one is a JABO it would be from 2003. I can't positively attribute the third marble to JABO, but it probably is. my JABO 2 cents

The yellow one might be a tribute to Friendship. What's included on the list of runs these 2 came from? Narrowing the field down would greatly help as there have been a lot of runs

Definitely JABO. There are little bits of incidental aventurine in a few Classics with green in them

next white and yellow? Don't eat that yellow snow

Next: translucent pink

Why don't we get more shots of the bottom row number 2 also. I agree number 4 doesn't look JABO and number 2 (bottom row) might not be either even though I said they were in my earlier post. I speak quickly sometimes I admit. Quick answer for a group shot. Number 1 in bottom row I am still sticking with JABO from the one shot. To be fair, we always need multiple angles and the size too.

JABOs and 2 Imperials

As much as I like my JABOs, I feel that the The better Akro oxbloods are the foundation of the machine made marble collecting hobby. Everybody needs examples of those Akros.

I think they are all new. 4 JABOs for sure. That top right with AV is probably Imperial. Top middle not sure of but probably JABO too.

next pink and purple

JABO Joker 2 2008

JABO Shamrock drizzle brick

It is actually an R, coincidentally.

If you search youtube for the Dirty Jobs show at JABO, you can find an even better video about machine made marble making. Very fun to watch

What's next now?

I suppose sparklers might have been injected

Are there other types of machine made marbles beyond cats eys that are injected?

Imagine if we all were afraid of shady marbles past present and future. Buying and selling marbles is a shady business. Take a look at Ebay. I like the marbles. Many say they collect because of the people. Food for thought.

I assume that is blue and green inside, very cool. What's next mibstified?

Popular American Marbles is still my favorite general ID book for American machine mades. The quality of the photos are hated by many, but I personally recommend the book as the most helpful available at this time in conjunction with The hardback historical book American Machine Made Marbles by same authors. Don't write it off because of what many say. Cheap money well spent. I still wish all the photos were brighter

Next: red oxblood and green aventurine

Just aventurine in there floating around the black and red, no blue. Next: silver and gold