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I agree with mike. It does look polished in the pics.

I haven't looked over everyone yet but very few are swirls or handgathered although there are some and even one or two so far that do appear to have "turkeys". When I have the time I will get some individual pics.

Outstanding!

Here are a few quick pics. They are almost all 2 seam marbles. Some are actually 2 color while most just have transparent areas that appear darker than the base glass. It appears to me they were made this way on purpose. The colors are subdued but beautiful. The marbles have much more character than I thought they would.

Waiting for the box to arrive. I bet it will be here soon.

I would put it with my Masters

I will start a new thread when they arrive and get photographed

I did the same thing. I believe you now need to set something so you are notified

That would be the one won

I am doing great John, And I just won an "only one known" fairly famous box on ebay for less than 2000. Life is good. I wonder if Pete would want it back home?

Picked up some killer mibs from the show! And what a great group that showed up this year!!!!!! I will get some pics up when time provides.

Great Explanation of Value.. in an Ebay world as it is today

see ya soon

Wish I could be there.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=making+marbles&aq=0

The lace name really isn't used too often except on Ebay.

they are swirly NLRs. I won't use the M word. Nice group for sure.

I wouldn't. I like mine smooth and shiny.

Damnit man, very nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They are definitely right hand twists. Just got a little reverse movement when removed from the punty or cane. It is not that uncommon.

Mini mill balls, now we know where the smaller ones come from. Very cool.

Do you happen to have any dug primas

Only pic I could find with those was the 1931 on the pillar. at least they look a little like those. I wonder if any of those have ever been found in a Prima Agate Box. Mike, does the paperwork with slags call them Prima Agates or Just Primas. And Honey Onyx is a collector term, Peltier called them something. Sure wish I could examine that box. Those are neat marbles.

These ?