Chad G.

Agree W Peltier Rainbo

Agree W Akro

Yes, Akro is the only manufacturer that produced corks

Agree W Pelt

All look like Vacor to me

yes

X2, Foreign

X3, Pelt.

X2, looks Alley to me also

Agree W MK

A little help for ya, some of the I.D's are wrong but over 99% are correct, Peltier I.D. link :: https://www.peltiermarbles.info/

Heaton to me, Josh @Nantucketdink remembered the red rose name, it was on the tip of my tongue when I posted It I just couldn't remember it. OP is a dug example IMO. Chuck @cheese has a load of them from the dig if I remember right ??

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X2, agree W Akro

"Welcome to Marble Connection Martha"

Yes

Not a Pelt, Here's my Blue lagoon. Covered W fine silver aventurine. Aventurine must be present to make it a blue lagoon. A VVHTF marble. The silver sparkles you see aren't fleas it's silver av, heavier in the blue ribbons.

I'm not positive, someone else will chime in soon, two or 3 heads are better than one

Foreign, maybe Imperial IMO ??

Looks like a whacked cat to me

Not seeing any sign of Pelt, man you come up W some dooseys,

Same here, some of my silvers glow and some don't. Although the base glass looks identical. All ade reacts to UV, lemonade, limeade, cherryade, blueberry ade. My suspicion is the silver oxbloods are just made from a different batch of glass that had Uranium in it, thus the reaction. I don't believe I've ever seen an egg yolk ox that reacted. ?? But there is an exception to every rule especially when talking about marbles, somebody probably has an egg yolk ox that reacts. The silvers that do react tend to be worth a tad more $$ since it is a rare occurrence. Agree, Never had a milky that reacted either.

IDK what it is, maybe not dug just dirty, not seeing Akro !! Either way, dug or not a defective marble.

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