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WOW! Digging for gold ✨️ 👌 💛

Upgrade! Found this. Lady said it would hold marbles. I think I'll add cotton to the cups.

What are those 8 sided oxbloods below, Carowill? I think there's 15?

Welcome!!!

This got into my car at work on a deer farm. I thought it was a snake, it was so big...

He came through in a big way. It's definitely a big time big mint lemonade. As for the last picture, something got into my fireballs...

She's got enough uranium to run a nuclear power plant!

It's always nice. Alan and I are "Bosom Buddies" If he was standing in front of me, I would give him a hug. 🥰

She also had for the longest time about 10-12 other German marbles for sale for 20 dollars. I guess I should have bought them. I think the pictures are still available. Want me to find them?

How's that?

Sounds like you can start a encyclopedia on German Handmade marbles.

She also called these 2 a Gooseberry and a Indian 360-Degree. Are these right?

Those good hybrids are hard to come by.

Found this; An end of day is a term used to describe a speckled pattern that usually onionskins would have at the end of the day when left over pieces of glass were used to make canes that they constructed Onionskins from. There are speckled Indians as well and they would be considered an end of Day Indian. The one I have is a typical Cane-cut Banded Indian with long stretched lines.

What's this then? A cane-cut?

They are considered "end-of-day" because it's believed they were made using leftover glass at the end of the day. The term "Indian" refers to a specific style of these marbles, known for their soft, brittle black glass and colored surface bands. Plus I have one and was labeled as such.

"end-of-day" Indian.