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Sorry, the correct URL is InkspotAntiques.com Looks like they sell multiple types of antiques.

From Inkspotsantiques.com: This is a great looking 3-color Akro Agate Popeye marble in Vaseline glass. It is 0.61 inches, or just under the standard 5/8 inch player size. The colors are an unusual combination of yellow, green and brown, and are too distinct to be a blend. It is in wet mint condition, and under a loop there is an air bubble dimple and lots of little bubbles in the glass, but no damage whatsoever, so it grades a mint 10.0. Includes a Popeye ID card. This marble was from a collection I bought a long while ago from an old time collector, and there were no obvious polished marbles in the collection that I recall. I sold most of these marbles on ebay, and saved the best of the best as a type collection that I displayed in a glass case. A few years back I decided to sell these, and this marble is one that I put aside.

My uncle almost bought the marble and the 3rd house.

I forgot, also Rick's pinpoint grading scale!

Well that settles it then. Between marblemania's expertise advice, Alan's deafening silence and Akroorka's subliminal message, I have to get it!

Now I know why I like Alan so much? He's just like me!😉

Is that like PSA or something?

Please... It's also UV.

Those snakes are pretty 😍

Yes, it's so green it's blue. Like a gas giant planet. Neptune

Jam to some old, "Whitesnake"

It seems the lamps can go to 128. How many is enough for pointing at marbles? Regards...

Sounds like many can't tell the difference. The sellers out there, sure don't...

Thanks, so this couldn't be one of those tricky Vacor Wavebreakers then?

Thanks...

Those are oldies but have fantastic visuals in any light so I keep showing them in different settings. The sun was out so I said, why not?

That's a Carnelian Oxblood! That single Oxblood strand connected to a larger blood pool is rare.

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