Chad G.

A wonky NLR Liberty for this "Peltier Tuesday"

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100% Akro Popeye .... G-G-G-G....

Not seeing Heaton

Alley IMO

Alley IMO

Alley IMO

100

LINK :: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pa0meKVXt2c

x2, Agree w/ Alley, not seeing any CAC

Backlight them and look for a fiery glow like Arts, no glow no Moonie. The glass must be opalescent for it to qualify as a Moonie. Even under a low light the mibs should exhibit some opalescence if Moonies. Indirect sunlight (daylight) works very well as in Arts pic.

They all look like flames except the last one IMO. The old definition was 3 then 4 now it's @ least 5 visible tips on one side.

x2

Not the best pix but a CAC Snotty for this "Sunday's Best"

Original surface IMO if that's dirt trapped in the pontil folds I found it nearly if not impossible to remove from my handmades but if it's polishing compound as Art says water and a toothbrush will remove it with a little elbow grease, oh yeah "nice mib"

Not saying this is the correct definition between Akro & Christensen but they are both good representations of two different types of Moonies, no matter the manufacturer all Moonies should have a translucent opalescent base, OP's appear to be iridescent ?? Wish I could tell ya the OP manufacture but not sure ??

Both Vacor Bengal Tigers IMO LINK :: https://www.billes-en-tete.com/liste_billes.php?lang=en

Handmades :: 2" , 18 lobed mint mica onionskin & #@ least one mint lightning strike Machinemades :: Wet mint 11/16ths Peltier blue galaxy dripping in av & a 12 or more tip 3-4 color wet mint Christensen flame etc....etc....etc......................

x2, OP is all newer MK

"Hello John, Welcome to Marble Connection" Looking forward to your pix, comments and any questions you may have, enjoy your Marble Journey ......... Again "Welcome" Chad G.