Mojo
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$15...$30 Agree with @akroorka The mint ones are hard to find 😃
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A good one , nice stacked wires Little like this one
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Coreless swirl imo But having doubts this could be transparant indian ?
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1st one is a heaton imo and the 2nd one cac slag i would say .. nice 9 😁
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The more collectible ones are the ones with more color and some have oxblood also running through the vanes inside the marble. Wet mint ones are hard to find And of course the printed ones are the most wanted and even harder to find in the wild AJAX BONNUX CHAT BONUS Here some examples Last 2 pictures are shooter size and in mont condition also very hard to find Enjoy the pictures
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So cool 😃 20240917_121113.mp4
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"Lost" between other marbles...😳 found this one while opening a random smal case here Akro Cork , think Lemonade and have some doubts if its oxblood also Lights up at some parts with UV Did not know i had this one till now 🫣
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You have examples of the 1940 ones ? , these 1960 ? No idea 😵💫✌🏻
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Then these are the El Aguila ones
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AI yes and i added the marbles from my collection myself
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they look like this 😃
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Yeah size matters to determine the value , the player size ones wirepull are easier to find then the opaque ones, the ones with the stacked lines above eachoter are also harder to find then the "common" wirepull ones 22mm or bigger from all these 3 types are hard to find in excellent condition Size matters Some pictures as example Enjoy
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Thanks my friend Planning to send it soon ...and some other cool stuff too and of course some marbles. Will send in approx 2 weeks 🤹♂️🥳 Enjoy the pictures
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For a MibBuddy Soon leaving for a Galaxy overseas
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Ill go for Vacor if i use Andy Mclaughling's book as a reference The non Frosted Honeybee / Bumbelbee type ( a very busy one ) and the other indeed non frosted Artic Bear
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Nice ones on the table ♥️
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An easy guide to ID your German handmades Made some screenshots of this on FB Ron Boul is the maker of this guide and the pictures belong to him He gave me permission to post it here Enjoy
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Very good one 100% Amsterdam Veiligglas , not a common one
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AV is possible no matter who the maker is ✌🏻
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Opaque Yashuda Transitionals Yeah some have a 9 and a tail
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I lean to El Aguila , former Vacor Mexico
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And here some mixed when i was sorting
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And these are the Veiligglas wirepull considderd normal imo Going all over the place inside and do not stack like "bones" or "flames" Most of them are 2 colored wires inside white and another color , if lucky then 3 and thats special then
