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Chad G.

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  1. "Hello Crystal, Welcome to Marble Connection" Post away to your hearts content, again "Welcome"
  2. It's a first for me ?? That is Sami's selling platform.
  3. One day sooner than you think Look @ how fast you got to 100 posts
  4. Most have enough tips to be considered flames, a few not so much, just swirls but still a great bunch of mibs David !!
  5. A couple reposts of some of my favorite bigger sized Germans for this "HOT & SWEATY" P.N.W. "Thüringen Thursday"
  6. Nice bunch of mibs David ............
  7. They look like Peltier Tigers to me, like Art said check black ribbons for Aventurine sparkle, Vacor didn't use any av. in their tigers. Also seeing the pelt like seams.
  8. I'd say all of them w/ a pontil are Japanese transitionals, can't say I really see any Akro corks.
  9. Master & Akro both commonly exhibit eyelashes. It has enough colors for a sparkler but the colors are more common to Master & I really can't see any Akro sparkler construction IMO
  10. MK fer sher, looks like a deformed Berry Pink ?? Nice mib Brad
  11. Found it !! You have to scroll down about half way on the link to cheeses (Chuck) post w/ a pic of Ron's CAC LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?p=366850#p366850
  12. CAC did oxblood but VVHTF, only examples I seen were some Ron had pics of on AAM. I'll have a look see later, maybe I can locate the pix ??
  13. x2, agree w/ Tommy, Master & Alley
  14. I have a few w/ some chunks of green av. in them as well. Some kinda prod. mistake ??
  15. First ones a cat, second one is a Pelt
  16. Kiln fired clay, yes, believe it or not it's a marble
  17. Not Akro or a brick IMO, not sure of manufacture
  18. I agree w/ Tommy, yours looks like a hit mark instead of an annealing fracture. Sometimes the glass just doesn't pop out when the marble receives a good hit. You'll learn to recognize the difference between a hit frac. and the ones that can be left from the annealing process over time. Fractures occur when one glass isn't compatible w/ the other, the (coefficient)
  19. The listing says, chipped and other damage. LINK : https://www.ebay.com/itm/225688025891?hash=item348c0dfb23%3Ag%3AOrsAAOSwUbtkva86&mkcid=1&mkrid=
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