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  1. marblenewbie
    Yes Fire, I wondered what that was. It is very apparent in the one you are talking about. I have two others that have some but not like the one you pointed out. Thanks for the heads up.
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    Forgot they are .75 .73 .76
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    Hmm, sure look similar, what do you think?
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    Ric, if you have time would you post a pic of that marble as I have a few more that look like a red tomato. Thanks in advance.
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    Thanks guys never seen any like these. I have several more that I got in an antique store that had them priced as game marbles.
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    Sometime ago I found a topic on marbles like these. Them not being game marbles but CAC's I thought. I hope the photos show well enough to see the swirls throughout. Hard to get the lighting right, but they sure look like gem stones. Two are .58 and one is .61. Thanks for the help.
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    Looks like I may have found some Pelt Bananas. What do you think? Some have nice bubbles and a couple look like they have a growth of some kind on the banana.
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    Thanks Alan, not what I was hoping. only saw one cut line so I should have known
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    Thanks again, Ric.
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    I believe the one on the left is a Master and is .67. On the right no clue. It is translucent .62 and shows crazy on black light and regular flashlight.
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    This one I won't hazard a guess. It is .61 mint and very nice, probably mint.
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    Wow, didn't see that coming, guess I have Jabo on the mind. It is .82 and here are better pics. Thinks Ric.
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    I'm seeing Jabo on all four. Any other ideas?
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    They are on the outside, thanks Chad you made my day!!
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    Yes it is see through
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    I believe that the one on the left is a German divided core swirl and the right a solid core swirl. Need to make sure before putting them to bed. I have a lot of new finds to post, but can't seem to find the time. Been following some of the postings and it is sure good to see new people coming in all the time so I am not the only newbie.
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    Great mibs guys can't wait until my collection grows that large. Merry Christmas all!!
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    Thanks Steph and akrooka. I like to have confirmation before I put them to bed. Merry Christmas to you both!!
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    Pretty sure these are all WV. Picked up a bunch of these different colored ones and ended up with 41 mint or near mint after taking out the damaged ones. Since they are basically all WV, I think, I didn't photo them individually and will put them in the WV pile for further ID if they indeed are ID'd as WV
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    Here are three WV which I think are Alley's measuring .96 to 1.00. Not as beautiful as Glady's, but pretty nice. Notice the green with the blue on the one on the right
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    Just got this bag of what I think are WV Swirls. I think they are Ravenswood, but would like an opinion.
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    Thanks akroka, I have a couple of others like it so I feel I can put them to bed.
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    I guessing either Akro or CAC @.60.
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    Thanks everyone. A lot of Vacor marbles are very nice and I would keep them at Vacor prices, but not at $35.00. Should have known at that price could not be what they claimed. I definitely will get a refund and call it another lesson well learned.
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    Colors best in fifth not third.
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