Chad G.

look down in the righthand corner of your last pic in your original posts, there's a little trophy there from the "nickel guy" if you click on the heart in the corner of each board members pictures there are several icons that will appear you can choose to post any one of them by clicking on it in their posts. close up of the right hand corner

100% German striped nice one !!

X2, agreed, looks like a Banana cat to me also

Rough edges or smoothe, looks like smoothe edges from here, perhaps an as made collapsed gas bubble (weird shape for a gas bubble though ??) Popeyes generally don't have blowholes like pelts. Never had a Popeye W a imperfection in it myself that wasn't a hit ?? Guess we'll see what others have to say, maybe should get @akroorka in on this one.

X3, agreed

X2, Vitro cat

An older one I suspect, one meted and one faceted pontil, almost 1"

Dug Heaton

Gone but not forgotten, a Chocolate cow from the auction I had in 09

I googled it and I guess they go by both "Pincher" & "pincer" well @ least we all know what they are

That pink is rippin.

X2, fer sher

Not Alley & not gonna guess, somebody will chime in W a better idea than me. Maybe @cheese will have a better idea ??

newer MK IMO

No disclosing prices Brother, this is not eBay, the link is fine advertising the actual price is not. This is borderline so I'll let it go this time. But remember you have already been warned, PM or email is the place to discuss these things, not here. Note :: there is no one else on this forum doing this for a reason.

yes, i think it's pronounced "pincer ?" not positive though ??

"Welcome to Marble Connection" First group look like Peltier Rainbo's Probable Akro corkscrew

Hench enn Mexico IMO https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?t=52483

yes

Vacor I agree, that would be my guess, i have an album in the gallery with most of the known Vacor - Mega marbles Sherry, if you want to take a gander.

Akro IMO, the fracture does hurt the value considerably, yes !!

Biggest Sulphide, just a hair over 2 1/2"