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stephenb

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  1. Thank you Chad ! I was thrilled to be able to film it.
  2. Come check out the last of the Heaton Agate Marble digs. Cinematic and mildly educational ! Enjoy ! 🔴
  3. “Volcano” is a vey fitting nickname for those ! In the spirit of naming the notable pieces , I would like to propose “Beautyberry” for the scarce opaque black with lavender swirl marble, which deserve a name . This keeps them under the ‘“Berry Family “ that Val started with the similar “Blackberry “. Beautyberry is a native shrub of the Eastern woodlands ,with bright purple/lavender berries that are similar to the swirl colors in this marble. I hope this nickname entry gets some consideration. 😁
  4. Here it is, with a group of what I believe are the blackberries. The swirl glass is decidedly lavender. I’m not seeing any hint of translucenty in the base , but It would make sense that it’s from the same base glass.
  5. Very cool Chuck ! Does the blackish based with purple swirls have a name ?
  6. Hi Chad , Thankyou ! I’m working on another Ravenswood video , and a Heaton dig video.
  7. Thank you Chuck ! It took me a minute to figure out what that sound was in the audio. I think it’s very cool !
  8. Please check out this informative YouTube video with Ron, discussing Ravenswood marbles . Thank you Ron for sharing all of your knowledge ! I had a lot of fun filming this . Enjoy ! 🔴
  9. Thank you guys , I appreciate it !
  10. Steph those Taters are super cool !
  11. Please check out my latest video discussing Peltier NLR marbles . And thank you for watching !
  12. I’m looking for I.D. help on this one . It’s a little under 5/8” I have heard Heaton and Ravenswood are probable, but sometimes it’s hard to know for sure.. Any input would be appreciated. Thank you
  13. Thank you for the shout-out Bruce ! Your Oxblood corkscrew is fantastic !
  14. Ron those are amazing photos and story, thank you for sharing !
  15. Hi all , this one is 21/32” , what would be your identification opinion ? Thank you !
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