Roberto

Pink

Ahhhhh!!!!!

I don't think they form a P These marbles were sold individually, listed under the name 'Kelly Schmidt' And it's evident, given that some show (in addition to having dense and elongated spots) cut lines, a typical technique with the guineas of this artist These were the 9 that remained Scott Patrick was also good at making them, but I think Kelly S. comes closer.

I don't think it was intentional though... These flames occurred mainly with the second clearer pattern, followed by those with the amber base and blue and cream swirl, and some red and yellow IIn the first model above, very difficult

This last one is an Alley Sistersville. Nice!

He is probably the best at reproducing them. Many talented artists have difficulty creating guinea with elongated spots; moreover, these are around 15 mm, making it even more difficult and complicated in such a small space!

Correct! 👍

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Nice, if you want to sell or trade it, let me know...

Yes, they are really amazing. Those completely covered in AV shine like crazy in the light, you can see them dancing. But I'm also particularly drawn to the partially covered ones, so I can see the translucency. Also, they have a glass-like sheen. Apparently, Dave spins them very quickly to achieve this effect. My favorites are the 'icebergs'... crazy!

And...cork

Rare Ravenswood, dug by Ron Shepherd

Chad, that orange and black one is spectacular!

Peewee 0,039 (1mm)

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Flames

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And here, since these have cool colors, I called them 'ICEBERG'

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