Jzoook6
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does they have those puckered ends like international ones do sometimes tho? sorry for spamming
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my only other guess would be Peltier.
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or what about this guy
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does the Vacor Cardinal one always have a red clear base?
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Thoughts? Thank you in advance!
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Kinda looks like those funky Vitro cateyes.
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Is it rare? At first I thought the metal globs were paint and I tried to pick it off lol. Do you have a black, blue and yellow cats eye that you know of?
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What an awesome box! Maybe a dumb question but how big are those marbles? P.S. Akro patches!!!?
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Happy Friday! I think these are all Akro?
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oooooooooooooooo sounds magical--I feel like I would have noticed that.
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Do these help? I’m really struggling with the photos lol but all the guides have been super helpful
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Does it look like a tiny piece of whitish mica? or darker metallic colored? a good portion of mine have the whitish glitter but I do have a handful with chunky steelier pieces.
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I am currently wondering the same about this guy:
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the guy on the left?
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wait these are the same ones? They are way prettier
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lol no worries they have already been exiled from the keeper pile-- thank you for your sleuthwork!
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ok good tip thank you!! I do have some other marbles that look like they might be adventurine guys and also some potential oxbloods
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OK!! thank you! Thats a pretty blue.
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Looks an awfully lot like Cambridge's Moonlight blue....Thoughts? I appreciate you guys! TIA
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Thank you! I don't know how common they are but I have a buttload if anyone is missing some.
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Just held my lil amazon flashlight up close. Using an iphone13.
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They are truly spectacular and their mystery only makes them more so!
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I think these sherberts are the same pattern as your pink footed tumbers. Hocking's Block optic probably but I get all those mixed up. also i included a pic of a 1904 Westmoreland candlestick holder--wonder if any of their cullet was used in marbles
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