Hi William,
Internally in an old handmade the bubbles, if present, will usually show some stretch and swirl action to them like the ones I show here.
I think that yours is a machine made “Clearie”
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Well I did some digging---nice tip Dave13--I found two that glow quite nicely--really nicely😁.
You know, just looking at them you would never think of any UV reaction--they are just a very nice deep white---no clues in hand at all.
Thanks again!!
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Good job to all that had some input for this ID.
Cut-lines are not always an accurate way to ID marbles.
I am glad to see some involvement with this one.
This was a great post and there was great participation as well.
No judgment—just good eyes!
Post what you think and never look back, it will sort itself out and if you are wrong—oh well—you have learned something.
This is what makes “The Marble Connection” the best place to get an ID---I just love this stuff!!
Get involved!
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I do not think so---I will have to do some digging on this subject---I say no for now--who knows--I backlight them all, I do not UV them all. Interesting if they do.
Thanks and Marble--On!!
Here is a link with a few nice "Snotty" marbles--even some dug ones that look more like the name than most😁.
https://marbleconnection.com/topic/23263-what-is-a-snotty-cac/
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I just love the first “boxed” images that you refer to.
Has anyone ever seen a blue Akro of this type (or any) that has any reaction to UV in the base glass?—There are also what I would call an attempt at “orange” that never shows up with UV reaction.
They were all sold as “Moss Agates” regardless of any UV reaction.
The Blue glass and the “Orange” glass might not have had a good reaction with the UV glass –these are my are my thoughts.
All thoughts and opinions are welcomed in this topic.
Oh, by the way---I believe that all of your yellow patches are Akro—imho of course.
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