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  1. 3 minutes ago, marblemanvintagemarbles said:

    Yea thats a super duper hot piece. Very collectible. Even in that condition they have desirability. Super vibrant green is a plus. Let some more people share their opinion so we can be sure 

    Of course

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  2. 16 minutes ago, Fire1981 said:

    Yes and that’s not a common color combo or base glass. It’s the best one I’ve ever seen. Killer Top Shelf Keeper for sure🔥

    RAR

    Thank you!!!!

    Is it then called "Japanese Transitional"?  Is it a Yasuda?

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  3. 9 hours ago, Fire1981 said:

    This one is a blunt question. You said “I’ve been told it was a Buttermilk” I’m just curious who told you that? I’m not calling them out I’m just wondering how they came to the conclusion that it was. I’m stumped because the color combo to me doesn’t match up with a Buttermilk🔥

    RAR

    She is the Moderator of the Marble Sub Reddit on Reddit.  I always take it with a grain of salt when somebody claims something so firmly.  I posted a screen shot of what she said.

    I went to Alan's Marbles, and there are examples very close to mine 

    I think this one has been nailed!

     

     

     

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  4. 49 minutes ago, akroorka said:

    These were all sold in mm sizes.

    One inch meaning the smallest, 1-3/4 the second and 2" the largest.

    Compare a 1-3/4" to a 2" and be surprised.

    Back in the day the when the 1" were sold @ToysRus there may have been an ad to send in and get a larger one, I have never seen this ad.

    I still believe it to be true though and would love to see one if any help is out there.

    The marbles were also (imho) sold at glass shops in the Old Malls.(no proof yet)

    This is where the paper/advetisement above in this post came into play with this type.

    I have measured true Atmos @just over 7/8' and just under 1-1/16".

    Marble--On!!

    Great info,

    What do you think I have here?

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