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How many colors in the flames including the green? 5/8"

Correct...

I was asking the same question but it may be an Alley. The flames seem kind of inflated. Here's my verified CAC flame. The flames on this one are like sharp skinny whips.

Thanks

Oxblood cullet...

Looks almost like a CAC.

To identify an Oxblood marble, look for a deep, opaque, maroon-red color with fine black filaments or streaks. It is distinctly different from translucent red and will not light up when backlit. Oxblood glass is dense, appears to be a thin layer on the surface, and is often found with a clear, white, or other colored base, such as in corkscrew, swirl, or patch patterns" Oxbloods are great!!!

But then my marble addiction said no.

As akroorka says, all marbles are good marbles...

All I can say is it has characteristics of CAC.

Is there blending going on? Does brown count?

Don't worry Tommy. We are going to find out more about it.

All .73 of her. Extraordinary. CAC Tricolored Swirl

×2 It'll be a great backlight marble!

One of my more odd looking lemonades. Pale white milky looking. .72-.73

For some reason I don't mind air bubbles/dimples/blowholes. I think it's because they were made organically in the factory as opposed to out of factory hits. My 2 Snakes have several. Blowholes that is...

I would have a problem with fleabites but blowholes, ehhh... They don't scare me.

Correct. The 2nd marble is also mint and he has 100% feedback selling mostly Peltiers and CACs. I got some good stuff from him before.

I asked about the area in question. He did say it was mint. With it I saved on shipping because I got a 10 dollar tricolor CAC swirl also. He just said it's a small blow hole. I like the red. Here's the 10 dollar CAC that comes with it. .62

It may be a flea or a blowhole because it's got a few of those. I'll ask. I think it's still worth only 26.

Not bad size at .64, mint.

Found this, Fire... You are correct. Fascinating. Yes, the color teal is a combination of blue and green, so it can appear to lean more toward one or the other depending on the specific shade. Some people might see teal as a blue-green while others see it as green-blue, and variations can be achieved by adjusting the proportions of blue and green pigments. It is a blend: Teal is a color that sits on the color wheel between blue and green, and is formed by mixing them together. Hue varies: Because it's a mix, its exact appearance can shift depending on the balance of blue and green. It can be a blue with a green undertone or a green with a blue undertone. Subjective perception: There isn't one single definition of teal, so some people may perceive it as more blue, while others see it as more green. This can be influenced by the other colors in a palette or even lighting conditions.

Hmm... So Akro has Bricks? I didn't know that. I liked the three hooks image in the middle of the 9 or 6 with the white mixed in. It reacts well with light.