Chad G.

LINK :: https://www.marblecollecting.com/marble-reference/online-marble-id-guide/akro-agate-co/

x2, not seeing any Alley

x2, Alley here also IMO

I'm still clueless but those are some great pix man !!

Alley would be my best guess !! Not positive though Something appears a bit off ??

Man, lightning sure makes a big difference, I try for how it appears to the naked eye, thanks for postin both Brother, good example

Thanks for dropin in Sami I've seen some bigger than the one I have but all really beat up, not worth enev having, guess I'm picky ??

Not seeing Pelt on either.

May be a Jabo also, I have some tiny Jabo flames all below the .50 (1/2") mark?? None like yours though !!

Changin my mind, since it does have green gonna say whacked Pelt Christmas tree instead.

Yes, a transitional slag, Oopsy !! Wrong side of the bed this mornin I guess ??

Chinese IMO

x2, no slags

Big one looks like a lingcod ??

Looks Pelt to me, some kinda whacked out red zebra maybe ??

"Happy Akro FRiday " " Some info on Oxbloods" However, the most collectible are the Oxbloods. Oxblood actually refers to a specific color that is found on the marble. This is a deep rust red with black filaments in it. The color is very similar to dried blood, hence the name. It is often confused with red colors of other manufacturers. However, those colors are almost always translucent to transparent and do not have black filaments. Oxblood must be opaque and it must have black filaments in it.Oxbloods are found in corkscrew, swirl or patch varieties. They are usually referred to by the name of the underlying marble that they are found on: Chocolate oxblood (opaque brown or dark tan base with oxblood), clear oxblood (transparent clear base with oxblood), milky oxblood (translucent white base with oxblood), silver oxblood (translucent silver base with opaque white swirls and oxblood), limeade oxblood (limeade corkscrew with oxblood), egg yolk oxblood (milky white base with a bright yellow swirl and oxblood), carnelian oxblood (milky white and brown swirls with oxblood), blue oxblood (milky white base with a translucent blue swirl and oxblood), orange oxblood (milky white base with translucent orange swirls and oxblood), lemonade oxblood (milky white base with yellow swirl and oxblood), oxblood corkscrew (opaque white base with an oxblood corkscrew, sometimes on a dark blue spiral, which is called a blue-blood), swirl oxblood (white base with oxblood swirls), patch oxblood (white base with a stripe of oxblood on one side). The swirl and patch oxbloods are generally believed to be more recent than the others. Also, some hybrid combinations of two of the above have been found, but they are extremely rare. Generally, the oxblood floats on the surface of the marble. It is less common to find some of the oxblood inside the marble. MORE AKRO LINK :: https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/mibzandmore/viewtopic.php?t=26 MCSA SITE LINK :: https://www.marblecollecting.com/marble-reference/online-marble-id-guide/akro-agate-co/

x2, Peltier Peerless Patch, Peltier Rainbo, Alley Swirl

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x2, agree w/ Alley, they used to call one w/ 3 tips a flame, then it went to 4 now 5, your mib, I'd call it what I liked. Tips should all be showing for count on one side, nice mib BTW Jennifer

Yes, we have one right here .... LINK :: https://marbleconnection.com/topic/26697-marbleholics-anonymous-meeting/page/4/#comments

I agree Brad, they appear molded to me ??

Yes, every post you make counts toward the 100, your total posts will show next to your avatar & in your profile, you'll get there quickly

Buy & sell forum is here, it will appear to you after you have 100 posts & become an established member. Unfortunately a measure we had to take to protect other board members.

The teardrop shape and placement of the holes has me confused

x3, glass marble (Pelt Rainbo) no mineral agate