Chad G.
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No light will pass through an opaque base marble while translucent is almost transparent (Clear). Translucent (semi opaque) light will pass through but the glass base is not transparent (Hazy). Transparent is completely clear no matter the base color you can see clear through it.
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OP 's have no ox, these all have oxblood. Oxblood is almost 100 percent of the time completely Opaque when backlit, no light passes through. Nearly all oxblood is surface also, though there are examples where it dives in and out of the matrix of the marble. Diving ox examples these are Jabo's
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X2, Agree
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X3, Agreed W Akro
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Ravenswood or Alley, leaning Alley IMO, West Virginia Marble either way
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I also have a large amount of dug marbles, just because of the historical significance and yes, I like them to but you asked about the value, eye of the beholder, yes !!
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Cull or error marbles have nearly zero value, they were dug by the thousands and discarded in the first place because they didn't make the grade. Generally the more flawless and mint the greater the value, rarity also plays a part in evaluation.
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Agree, probably dug, definitely a cull -
pelts and marble kings
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Agree, not seeing Pelt here either
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Pelts don't usually have green av like that MK does, top 4 are newer MK IMO, not sure i see any Pelts ??
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Not a cat or Whispler, if it had more to it I'd call it Master but IDK the way it is now I have no clue.
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X3, no Miller IMO, but it is as Pelt
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A & B are all Pelts, C I believe to be All Alley
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