Chad G.

Ok, no waiting, here's your just desert .....

First thing in the mornin Maybe ??

Any av ??

x2, nice boulder

Usually larger in size, .75 up to nearly an inch, thought mostly to be dug. LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=47521&p=345300&hilit=Black+base+Peltier+Clown#p345300 LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=24544&p=308711&hilit=Black+base+Peltier+Clown#p308 LINK :: https://marbleconnection.com/topic/31425-hit-list/page/2/ Chad, I found 2 Pelt 31/32” black-based clowns in the group from Arizona. Already had the one in the center. Willing to sell/trade the 2 on the right. I have no idea on value…

Vacor

Indian Blanket

x2, Alley

Alley Swirl

Another great new ID & History vid from Stephen Bahr on Kokomo

The Red is the only one I questioned, I have many very close to it in appearance ??

All Machine made IMO

Leaning Alley on Both

My favorite misshapen, pancakes, footballs & just plane out of round mibs for this "Sunday's Best"

x2, Agree w/ William on the OP ID, the opaque type clown has a black base and is usually much larger, most are between .85 and one inch.

Post away Gladys Interested in what others have to say ?? Most definitely a marble related item.

Nice score Brother

Beautiful !!

A little Akro for this "Slags and Swirls Saturday"

4 inches of rain today, water was shootin up through a couple storm drains, made it through w/o a power outage. 28 deg. weather on the way for Tuesday - Thursday, the landscape is definitely gonna change bny next weekend.

x3

This may be an alternative to Ebay for ya !! LINK :: https://biblefreak.org/Marbles/store/

The frosted looking ones have probably been through a rock tumbler. If you want to see what's inside the sulphides or any of the handmades you have, try submerging them in a glass of water and taking a look @ them while submerged. P.S. Please don't try to polish any marbles in a rock tumbler . They'll have a good chance of hitting one another causing further fractures or completely demolishing them, and you'll be stuck w/ that frosty non see through surface that'll require another professional polishing to remove anyway. Hre is a link to the only person left I know that "might" polish your marbles, his name is Mathew, he has several vids you can watch before ya try and contact him. "Good Luck James"" LINK :: https://www.youtube.com/c/MarbleGems Email ::

x2, Alley