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Chad G.

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  1. I was referring to a clear based Guinea you show pictures of and the of splotches of color on the surface. the less white spots the better. Clear based Guinea's are the lowest priced.
  2. Clear is always the cheapest. The less white spots on the exterior the higher the price also.
  3. Not Christensen, I see no tail, just drizzle, machine made IMO, I won't hazard a guess as to the actual manufacturer of the marble at this time. Someone will chime in that knows what it is, maybe @cheese will have an idea ??
  4. Hello Joshua, good to put a face to the name Brother Welcome again my Friend
  5. These all look like clay marbles as far as I can see, probably a mixture of glazed and unglazed. Some called Bennington's and I do seed some called Chinas. You can sort these by glazed and unglazed, that'll be 99% of the battle.
  6. Mineral agate stone sphere, probably antique (Aggie). Stone will be heavier than glass and feel cold to the touch.
  7. Contemporary Vortex marble, look for any possible initials on the end for a further I.D. some have none but there are people here that can still I.D. the artist
  8. After you post a while you'll be I.D.ing your own and can double check here I know it looks daunting but it will go quicker than you think. When you post them post any visible seams and the sides as well, 4 views of each marble more or less.
  9. Never heard of them !! Did they have to copy Alley, why not cotton candy or something ??
  10. Chad G.

    5/8" Pink

    Last one I bought was $20.oo, it was a while back but 225 is ridiculous, that's almost a friggin car payment. They're a little HTF but not that hard.
  11. Yes, there are people with whole sets like this, in the original box, that alone is $1500-2000.oo before you even put marbles in it "crazy"
  12. you need to find a new seller, that's way, way to high. I'd see you both for way under $100.00
  13. Aventurine can come in many apparent colors, blue, red, green etc. The key is the glitter like glassy sparkle to identifying it. Some marbles contain more than one color of Aventurine. Av can be added to a marble during manufacturing or be a result of a chemical reaction in the glass during manufacturing.
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