Fire1981

Newbies are 80% blind. They just don’t know that…..yet 🔥

If you don’t know your color combos these will fool you as well 🔥

These are dangerous marbles that could fool a Newbie who pays way too much for knock offs like these. BBW 🔥

I talked to Scott about it. Him and Slaggy May just busted up laughing 🔥

What about a Cruddy 🔥

That’s a killer color combo for sure 🔥

Wait ! ChiCycle….? What hole ? 🔥

This Seller has 3 Muddies listed. I have the green ones but not the blue one. My marble is 1 inch. So is this one a Muddy ? 🔥

I doubt it. 🔥

You just got Tag Teamed Art ! 🔥

WOW! I count 5 colors. One of your favorite Corkscrew 🔥

I don’t think yours is a part of this run. Tom Reed called out Scott Patrick and accused him of being involved with the CACs that are and were in question. That didn’t go well. I’ll leave it that. 🔥

If you run your finger mail across the seams can you feel it? The marble that was most contested was the Blue Ray. The colors were too “sloppy and runny”🔥

The CAC scandal happened in Sisterville behind closed doors. After the show CAC listings went NUTZ on E-Bay. I have no way of telling if this is one of them. The trait that was always in question was the glossy surface glass as Art mentioned earlier. 🔥

Machine made. If not it’ll the same person who made the CAC Sands and Blue Rays in 2004-2006. 🔥

The more I look at this marble. I think it’s machine made🔥

Pic 7 is absolutely NUTZ ! I think it would fool a lot of “I wish I had a Guinea “ collectors. So much so that that seam might challenge this being a torch made marble. I know I might be reaching here. Is it by chance signed 🔥

My lotto Oxblood marbles are Bricks! I’d build a wall if I could 🔥

Outer space. Then of course we have to figure out what planet they came from🔥

Sometimes it’s just drool if I think it’s HTF🔥

That one was too easy 🔥

Yes but I don’t know the name 🔥

Dang Chad ! I can’t believe you saw that🔥

I think I’ll throw this Vitro in the mix. My marble gut tells me this could also be an example of a Burnt /Color 🔥

Interior house paint can not be mixed in a traditional manner. Most colors are a mix of 3-5 pigments. Even white. So if you try to mix white to lighten up a darker color it won’t work. By doing so you are actually trying to mix 12-15 pigments together. There’s a formula on the back of every color chip that is basically the recipe for that color. So in this case yellow and blue will never make green. I think this type of “chemistry “ is similar to glass. At least that’s where I’m at in this thread. 🔥