Rachel623

It looks like it has ox blood in it. Hard to tell in the pictures 

I have this one shooter marble. It's really hard to get a good picture cause of how it reflects

18 minutes ago, Ric said:

It's pretty hard to tell from these pics. Can you describe it? It looks brown, blue or red to me . . . ?

It's red with swirls inside and a blue little swirl on one side

9 hours ago, cheese said:

A yellow Master brushed patch. Those have been very hard to find in my experience.

So this isn't a sunburst? And these are more rare? Do know what there value might be possibly?

On 2/28/2021 at 10:09 PM, Chad G. said:

My first 3 pics are Master comets & yours is a Master sunburst, just like Akro makes a corkscrew and a sparkler. Almost every manufacturer makes several different mibs. 

So would this be a master and if so which one

Could it possibly be an Agate

On 2/27/2021 at 10:48 AM, Ric said:

Is there anything shimmering inside the marble?

Yes

1 minute ago, Al Oregon said:

The 2nd group of pics remind me of a Vacor Rooster type.

I'm sorry if this is a stupid question I don't know a whole lot yet but what is a vacor rooster

Could it be an Akro Sparkler. I don't have a thing to measure it but the size is between a big shooter and your average marble. 

Those are beautiful but I was noticing that at the top where they meet they all kind of had this U seem but this one doesn't have that it meets at a point on each end would that still be a master

Like foreign old or new

Are these a little better I have a horrible camers

It's not really transparent a lot of it is covered in black and the red shines through in certain spots. When you look at it with a light it specifically looks like a circle around the top or bullseye of red 

But it doesn't have any red or yellow.... like the Master Marbles I have seen like this but I'm new to this so what do I know 

I know it's really beat up and chipped looking and it is hard to catch the marble in the right light to see where the red shines through... can anyone help me identify 

These are the same group of marbles I just accidently loaded two images of them each time I took the picture.I took a picture of them on there front then I turned them perfectly over and took a picture of the other side