jameswymer

Also when you roll them they appear all red.

You cannot burden this group with too many posts. They love doing this.

Pelt for me.

1 hour ago, William said:

I like the 6th one from the right 

2 hours ago, browncat73 said:

Some Pelts from this lot

Second from left looks Akro.

Shimmering spruce?

The complexity of the pattern reminds me of champion.

Champion?

X2

I do not believe it is silver or oxblood. Nice marble though.

Jabo, Pelt, Pelt, Vitro is my guess. 

The one that appears to have "Lutz" I believe to be Jabo.

Modern lampwork?

It looks more like damage than mica.

I see vitro tiger eye on 2.

Not an auger.

Jabo

I thought champion.

2 hours ago, Chad G. said:

Vitro IMO,  nice one Daniel  

I see mostly vitro catseyes. They are referred to as hybrids because of the multicolored vanes.

Jabo?

Cool learning experience. 

Looks Akro to me.

Champion?

Great example top shelf.

1 hour ago, William said:

I guess the way I meant too say that was how the machines in production cut the individual cards from the sheets, resulting in some being "off center". But you know what I meant 😊.

I just felt better about being a little more clear about when and where the miscuts originally took place. I have my share of off center Topps baseball and football cards and love em. 

I kinda remember when these doctored cards started appearing. Trained eyes could spot them after a close examination. Actually, unless I personally knew the source, I don't think I would buy a card pre-1990 unless it was officially checked out and graded by an established grading service.

I totally agree. I have many diamond cuts. 

Also used to "sharpen" corners artificially. I can understand the practice you speak of more. I mostly hate when trimming is used to deceive. Same with marbles some polish to deceive.