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Carowill

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  1. Agree with Fire, except mint clear Guineas usually go for more than $500, especially cobalt. Amber usually 1K+
  2. He is an excellent seller, but I think he prices his marbles a bit high, overall. That price is probably not too unrealistic for a submarine CAC, assuming it is MINT. Hard to find marble and there are a number of high-end buyers out there that think nothing of paying thousands of dollars for really unusual CAC striped transparents and striped opaques.
  3. Oh , that’s so sweet! Dog’s are such a blessing!
  4. Did some research. That photo came from a find in Europe over 15 years ago. German handmade marbles around 1” in size.
  5. I thought they were extremely rare. Surprised to see a huge grouping.
  6. HTF marble, especially in mint condition. The more the oxblood, the higher the price. With heavy oxblood they can go $300+
  7. thumb pots are 1 1/4" tall and the top diameter is also 1 1/4"
  8. Agree with foreign sparkler. Akro sparklers have more colors and more coverage.
  9. It appears to be a Bennington that has been through some tough times!
  10. Akro IMHO but hard to tell regarding oxblood. Looks like there may be several small strips in the brownish-red patch.
  11. Carowill

    Alley?

    Leaning Ravenswood.
  12. I don’t find any locally. eBay or Block’s auctions or marble shows.
  13. Happy to have you here at the Marble Connection !
  14. Welcome to the Marble Connection! Glad to have you on board!
  15. I would agree with you, Art, except that yellow is a rare color for Ravenswood and Heaton.
  16. Leaning Ravenswood.
  17. My understanding is that these are annealing fractures that happen if the cooling of the marble isn't just right after coming out of the kiln.
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