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1 hour ago, Ric said:

This marble appears to be a dug reject, and the pattern does not not look like it was supposed to. Because of that, these types can be hard to ID, but I will go waaay out on a limb and guess that it's a mangled Akro corkscrew. And while a proper ID might be of interest to some folks, it will likely not change its collectible value, regardless.

Does it have some collectable value? 

Pretty cool mib 

9 hours ago, The Nickel Guy said:

I'm gonna guess that that "black one" is a orange patch on a transparent dark blue or dark green?

I just checked it and the dark orange is sightly transparent loaded with bubbles. However the dark spot is solid black. 

⅝" pretty cool. My thoughts are towards jabo but idk about this one. 

21/32"

They are all around ⅝" besides the black and red marble that is 3rd to last. That one is 21/32"

Definitely an odd one. Lol if there is anyone interested in this one in have it up for auction on Mibs Galore in Facebook. Here is the link

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15GxTVSRdf/

Is it a emerald green sweet potato marble?

1 hour ago, akroorka said:

Consider a well filled CAC slag here my marble collecting freinds--I did and it is stuck in the ole grey matter🙈.

Marble--On!!

I just don't see vitro when looking at this marble 

Both ⅝"

⅝"

Size is ⅝" 

Size is ⅝" 

3 hours ago, Alan said:

If the seam goes completely around the circumference - yes.

It indeed does. Awesome. Thank you for the confirmation. This is an akro right? 

Size is .828" pretty sure that's a double ingot 

⅝" on this marble

21/32" on this marble. 

19/32"

On 3/6/2025 at 4:41 AM, NewGuy287 said:

The Blue and Red (or is it oxblood) are some of my favorites. 

Top center is only blue, with both poles having defined partitions. 

The middle marble has a lovely swirl in the second picture. 

Alley Agate. I don't think they are all oxblood but I'm not 100 on that detail. 

On 3/6/2025 at 4:49 AM, NewGuy287 said:

My camera had a really difficult time focusing on the clear marbles. 

I'm curious if the thin swirls are of any interest or help identifying them?

Looks like that middle one is a vitro conqueror and the others are either master Sunburst marbles or European whisplers. The bottom right may be a conqueror as well. If there is a solid patch on the other side of it. 

On 3/6/2025 at 4:47 AM, NewGuy287 said:

Of the many green marbles, in my stock, these are the only two solid with red swirl. 

They are very attractive, but maybe not of any value other than to enjoy. 

These ones are alley agate swirls.  

Look like you have some nice Velliglass in the 4th pic down 

Look kinda like Pincher marbles