Nantucketdink

Ok, I can count the photos left to right and then down. #4 is a mix of a nice run of marbles from 1996. We call them 5/8" #8 is also from the mid 90s, I believe 1996. These are the large ones. We call them 1", even though mostly 7/8" #24 are some other nice 5/8" ones from the early/mid nineties

You have some as early as 1993 which is great. If each photo were labelled/numbered it would be easier for me to reply with dates. The seafoam ones are from 93. I believe the red/white ones are also from 93. You can see how saying red/white might get confusing as there are other red/white ones too. The JABOs are all Classics. They originally sold for about $20 per 25 pound box, whatever size. I think you can sell them for $100-$250 per 25 pound box now in today's market. You can break them up into smaller lots, but it starts to be very time consuming to sell.

I some how missed your one post above with the sizes and dates. May I ask which ones are named Pink Ladies and which are the rare red and yellow ones (how do you know they are rare?) I am guessing some boxes are dated/labelled and others are not. Is this correct? Yes I looked at the photos and was hoping we could see more, posted here, and in focus. It is also helpful to write the size of the marbles in the photos because I can't always tell what size are in the case from a photo.

You have JABO Classics. 30 25# boxes is a nice amount. You probably have 5/8" boxes, 3/4" boxes, and 7/8"-1" range cases, but it is possible you have 1/2" peewee cases too. If you take an in focus photo of each box I could probably date each one for you if interested. If you were to sell them by the case, you might expect to get $50-$250 per each box. You could spend the rest of your life selling them 1 by 1 and get a lot more money (and spend A LOT more time doing it). Would love to see clear photos of each box and I would most likely be interested in several.

Me too

They came from the same jar, right?

next: green and orange

most of them. I actually think I see 8 JABOs in the last photo. The yellow one is the best of the JABOs in that photo in my opinion.

That marble doesn't look like a JABO in the one view, but there are 6 or 7 JABOs in your last group.

next: green in a clear base

I think exactly like both of you. I have a bunch of Champs just like it, but it could be an Alley.

There were some really phenomenal marbles made in 2007, many of which are still mostly unknown. Some are difficult to recognize as JABOs. The best of the Moonlight Specials are top notch marbles.

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.

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