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akroorka

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  1. The second image--the large cutline---Maybe not an Akro but a Vitro imho. Akro was not quite perfect and there are a lot of "dug" marbles out there for sale. This unfinished cutmark points me away from Akro here. I appreciate all opinions and hope to see some more. Marble--On!!
  2. Nice group Melissa! Images 4 and 6 have me wondering though. The last is just very nice---😁. Merry Hollidays to you as well!! Marble--On!!
  3. I want to call it a big "All-Red" but this one is special--- "All-Red"--just a special one--almost "Exotic". Pretty cool find! Marble--On!!
  4. At this point I would call it a "Large Vitro". Size always matters with marbles ID😁. Marble--On!!
  5. Good call Alan. The White/Green parts remind me of a "Jabo Classic". I have seen a few "bigger" ones in this color combo. Marble--On--and Merry Holidays for sure.
  6. There were pleny of Akros made that look like this one. If we have another member taking images while driving---not for me for sure. The images could be sharpened up a bit--I suspect that these were taken while the "Hemi" was rattlling--or not. Maybe a "Coyote"? Marble--On!!
  7. Good one--I am sure that he would--lol. Marble--On!!
  8. I would call these patches. Slags have white--and a transparent base color-simple but true in most instances. These could be Vitro "Conquerors"--just a guess. I appreciate all opinions and hope to see some more here. Marble--On!!
  9. Well that was before my time here--this might help in your search. I discovered Brian on my own after I purchased some "guineas' a few years back that I knew were false (not CAC). I did the research (Fun --great fun) and found out what I needed to know. Maybe @akronmarbles can help you with your search. The marbles are posted below. Marble--On!!
  10. These are my thoughts-- Post it in the ID section with some more images and a size. This one is worth the effort for sure.(do it at home🙈 please). Marble---On!!!
  11. I have a few of his including oxbloods. If you find it give me a hollar, I will be at the very least helpful with an ID. Brian made his own recipe for oxblood--just killer marbles!! Funny how I just found mine in a minute. Marble--On!!
  12. I agree with Vacor. If this one has an Iridescent –or metallic finish—it is a “Spumoni”imho. With no iridescence—maybe a “Parrot”. Yours is pretty cool! Marble—On!!
  13. The last one--the oxblood, a first for me. That green that is involved--very cool. Marble--On!!
  14. These are Akro "Corkscrews" my friend. Love them!! marble--On!!
  15. Yes-- a very good one--the top images show to me that this one is origianal- no work done imho. Just a Killer marble---nuf said. Marble--On!!
  16. Ummmm, This may just be a "Fiber Optic Marble" imho. Yes--they are a thing to watch out for. Marble--On!!
  17. I agree Al, I will lean towards a Pelt Rainbo though. Marble--On!!
  18. Give me a PM--we will both figure it out for sure-- Marble--On!!
  19. Yep--I missed it in the upper image. This is at the very least a 5 colored "Corkscrew". Very rare--what a beuty!! A peewee? Really? Oofduh!! Nice find!!
  20. Nice groups! I circled a marble that sticks out to me from the third image. I would like to see some more images of this one. Marble--On!!
  21. Get back on that Zamboni Fire—wear a mask—a good one. Go Eagles!!!
  22. Once you find the facets--you will be hooked. These were also made in California---LA--in the good ole USA. I love to backlight this type---just me maybe----not! Research these a bit more and find out how they were made. You will be hooked for sure. These marbles took a beating and kept on cooking. Here is one with backlight Marble--On!!
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