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No, but it looked like it might. I think I might be able to find it's original picture when I bought it.

Backlighting. When I first bought it, I thought I might be buying a lemonade because of it's image.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/167611659858 Because I was looking at his auctions, I found out I have one of his type of Peltiers he's selling. A Peltier called a Red Slipper that I always liked looking at. My uncle bought the 2 others from that original group.

I liked the redness of it.

I think the 1st one could be a Peltier slag. I don't know about the 2nd one.

Believe it or not they are trying to sell these for hundreds of dollars on eBay. The 2nd one even has 18 favorite hearts.

.75 or 3/4"

Thanks 🔥 To make some room, I'm giving this one to my uncle. I've always liked it for some reason. The yellow is bright and the 2nd picture reminds me of a exotic flower pedal. 🌼

What a superb display, Va. What great G/Y Popeyes!

Thanks, Carowill. Always appreciate you and you're critique.

Somewhat bizarre size. .72 Some of the oxblood is submerged.

5/8" It's not mine, but very beautiful.

5/8 An Alox?

Top line beauty...

Oh I didn't get that one but I did get this one!

Right, a Sistersville Alley? I'm pretty sure it's Sistersville.

Mint (9.9-9.0). A marble that is in its original condition is identified as Mint. The surface has no marks or damage that occurred subsequent to being produced. There may be some minor rubbing on the surface of the marble is as it came from the factory. There may also be minor defects on the marble that occurred in production: popped air holes, melt marks, contact marks, "annealing fractures." A marble that has factory markings will be graded as Mint(-) and the defects will be described.

Do you know what this one is?