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Carowill

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  1. Guineas rarely came in 3/4” size. Usually you see more stretching of the colors and no dark spots in the centers of the color specks in true Guineas. You need to look at a lot of true CAC marbles to appreciate the difference with the many copycats, as they are heavily copied.
  2. If it has white, it can’t be a type 2. It looks like white on one pole.
  3. I would put it with my CACs.
  4. Alley on left and Akro on right IMHO. Not enough feathering on slag to convince me it’s a Peltier.
  5. We played “pots.” You dug three shallow holes side by side by side. The middle “pot” was “winner takes all.” The one on the right was take a marble and the pot on the left was loose a marble. You drew a line anywhere from 5-10 feet and tried to get your marble in the center pot to win all the marbles.
  6. Agree. “A fool and his money are soon departed!”
  7. All it takes are two people who want something in an auction and things tend to get out of hand! I know from personal experience!
  8. From that one view, I think it is a possible CAC.
  9. I’m thinking Alley for all four.
  10. Interesting that the oxblood is buried in the cullet but on marbles, it usually is just on the surface.
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