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Thanks Hack. Better pics would definitely help. However, if it is what you say it is, I, myself, would leave it as it is.

Here are some melted pontils;

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Just curious, how long have you had it?

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Appears to be a Butterscotch Swirl from here.

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_{Need more views. Does the R&W one have a transparent red base? Try shinning a light through it.}

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Yes it is.

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Gonna change my mind on this one. Mists have separate wispy, transparent bands under the surface. The bands are a light color, normally blue, creating a "mist" look. Hope that makes some sense.

I would call yours a banded transparent.

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Gonna say yes. I would like to see a pic without the light.

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Never really did get the diaper fold thing. I do see the seam and the turkey head (2nd pic, at the top, laying sideways). The colors are right on. I'd give it yes.

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Thanks Al.

Striped Onyx

Actually, it is better to learn was isn't Akro, since they have no defining traits.

Here are some examples:

Peltier: Feathery pattern

CAC: One or two seams

Akro:

MFC: The "9" and tail

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Regular, Ground, Melted, Pinched, Pinpoint, and Creased.

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I see a poor cut/shear mark, most likely caused by dull blades.

Leighton transitional (melted pontil):

Used to be a Leighton transitional (ground pontil):

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