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Very light blue bubbly Onyx

I go back and forth on that last mib. Some days it's a Popeye.....

Two color snake, only because I don't think there is enough whispy white to qualify it as a Popeye.

An opalescent base with a yellow and blue Akro blob lol

Four color corkscrew - Special.

Hard to focus on this one, couldn't figure it out. A cornflower blue and black corkscrew on a light blue translucent base.

Favorite orange snake. Striated glass.

I haven't seen too many Akros with this olive green coloring.

Another orange. Orange might be my favorite

This is one of my favorites, an orange cork on a smoky mossy bubbly base. I think there is a separate reddish ribbon laying over the top of a sunken light orange snake. It's most apparent in the third photo where the top red deviates from the orange.

A very light blue corkscrew on a very light amber base.

A salmon corkscrew on a deep black base. Hard to see in photos but there is a dark gray stripe running along side the lighter pink.

Yellow Onyx. Large bubbles.

A red and dark blue corkscrew on a mossy base...... Moss agate family?

Not sure where else to put this guy. A cork that messed up? Makes me think of a Hammerhead shark

A light blue Snake on an amber bubbly base

A purple cork in an opalescent base....... Ace I'd like to say.

Great thread! Moss Agate corkscrews Although I'm not too certain about the blue at the bottom center, it has whispy white.... not sure.

Agreed. And if I win the lotto, I'm taking the marble world by STORM

Watching that one too

Onyx with a thin black outline

Moss Agate corkscrew group

That's a really nice first "hook" find. A sulphide for two bucks in whatever condition . It would be nice to have a collection that one of my parents had as a kid, sentimental value is so much more. I metal detect as well, my first good find was my very first day. I found an 1889 Morgan silver dollar on the beach. Seriously hooked. And nothing even remotely close since but still very fun and a good excuse to get out in the sun and sand.

Cool greens Steph, love that battled marble Here is an example that I look at from time to time of a polished Akro Limeade. It came to me identified as a polished marble, and I like to reference it. You can see where the whispy white doesn't "flow", it's definitely broken up.

Wow, beautiful Love them both! (and it's not sir )