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I was thinking DAS from the what looks like frit on it. 

2 hours ago, Fire1981 said:

I’m getting CAC vibes on the top left. The surface crud is outstanding 🔥

RAR

Its Boulder Sized @ 0.973" its a Looker! 

Base is a dark transparent green and blue with white stripes. Size is 0.86" 

9/16"

Im going to try to get the money together to buy one if the books. I hope I can before they sell out

19/32"

21/32"

With all the bubble it nake sme think of Peltier but just has a vitro look to it. Size is ⅝" 

So i think this could be a christensen swirl marble. In comparison to the seams on the one in the reference photograph almost identical pattern 

Could this potentially be a kokomo?

Based off the last pics I think Alley

Looks like a little duck sitting there

Im right with you when I look at it. Would have to hear from another in the group

I think so! I posted one just like it in aam and cheese declared mine a heaton. 

9 hours ago, Fire1981 said:

I always ask. Does it UV Pop🔥

RAR

I will find it for you. 

7 minutes ago, jeslar1976 said:

Yay! Thank you!! That’s actually pretty exciting cause man at first my head was spinning. 

Its was exactly the same for me. It can definitely cause some headaches along the way. 

Size on this guy is 19/32"

Thank you guys I thought it was pretty unique myself. 

Yes mam I would call those Phantom Conquerors. Your picking up pretty good keep it up 

Yes i believe they are. With the conqueror marbles you will notice they are usually a veneered type with a transparent base. Veneered meaning that the colored glass is veneered onto a clear marble creating its design. They are always a patch style marble. There are Phantom Conquerors and they will have a wispy white rather than a solid white base. 

Size is 21/32" with this marble. I used 2 different background colors while taking the pictures of this marble. You can see the major difference that the background coloring can have on your photographs.

This is a very nice looking mib. Size is 19/32" 

I think it could be an Alley myself

4 hours ago, Alan said:

Vintage manufacturers didn't have a big barrel of "aventurine" that they chose to add rarely - or at all.

Fun fact:  "Aventurine" is a stone.  A mineral.  Quartz to be specific.  There is no quartz in glass marbles.

Thank you for the information I wasnt sure exactly what AV was. I thought it was maybe crushed up glass or something. 

Thank you all!