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I'm assuming this is an Alley?

I got it Rick, at a total of 50. It's breathtaking. Legendary Vintage Marble Best Ever Peltier Aqua Slag 43/64” Mint Supreme Pattern

I guess if you don't have to many bills and a great steady job, you have mad marble money...😅

Those are Yearling Doe's. About 2500 a piece. Because they have good genetics, they are for breeding purposes. We are shipping them up the road to another deerfarmer who just got into the business about 1 1/2 years ago. We are also selling about 5 bucks to a Northern reserve. We sell a lot in the late summer to late winter. We did however lose one Yearling buck with great genetics to a bug called, EHD. It happens... to all farmers.

The only way to know for sure is clear closeups or in hand. Here's an akro and a Peltier Lib plus a closeup of yours.

Thanks,Rick... Here's a cool picture for you! They will be sold soon.

Looks like Liberties

Mint, 43/64. They actually want 39 after coming down from 47. I think I might be able to get it for 30 but I guess 39 isn't to bad either?

Is 30 to much for this marble, Chad? Regards.

Is this some kind of rare slag? Thanks, Stoney...

Is this a aqua blue Peltier slag with feathers?

Vortex

Found another Turkey head. A little blue one.

Yes, one of the other CAC sellers said that it's a Turkey head connected to CACs, and that longer 9 tails are associated with MFCs. But then another one said it had characteristics of both. None mentioned Alley. You said you have a big CAC collection? Well you have the factory right in front of you. You're straight! 😃

It's incredibly beautiful. Here's sunlight pictures.

Point taken. None of us are 135 years old and were at the active facilities looking at everything that was produced.

That's a better 9 than I could have drawn, plus I have an extremely high regard for the "Old Rare Marbles" CEO. Block auctions refers to him as well as one of the Best.

I don't know.... Yall will have to argue it out. I'm just the messenger 🤷 I know this though, ""CAC marbles are known to have a "9 and tail" pattern, but it is the earlier company, M.F. Christensen & Son Company (MFC), that is more strongly associated with this feature. The "9 and tail" appears on hand-gathered slag and opaque marbles from both companies, though some collectors note differences in the markings between them"