Bocci

Just got mine. Dave, THANK YOU VERY MUCH. These are EXTRA special.

WTG! All Killers.

SUPER SWEET STUFF.

Close-up.

I'd call the these... Jabo "Tank Guineas".

what size would these be? and are these from the wash-out for the encore run?

Good eye, Sue. I believe it's one of his.

YES Dennis Richardson made vortexes and that looks like one of them.

yeah what was up with that listing. It was taken down.

I agree with the above statement, however what happens to a flood? It will go away. The old company's turned out millions of marbles EVERY day for years. They shipped box car loads. There must have been billions turned out over the years. Where are all those marbles today? Some of them are selling for big money (when you can find them). I believe that what we are seeing with Jabo is the same thing people were seeing from the early 1900's through the 1940's when the old marble company's started fading out. Of course Jabo production is just a drop in the bucket compared to the marbles turned out on a daily bases by the old company's that are just history now. IMHO ----Leroy----

I really don't think it is fair to compare ANYTHING thats being made to day to anything that was made yesteryear. The one BIG difference? Everybody and their mother collects today and nobody throws ANYTHING away.

ALL the (car loads of) vintage marbles we keep hearing about? they are pretty much gone. Mom threw them all out. Along with all my vintage yankee baseball cards. Nobody thought to save these things then and thats why the BIG dollars (they ARE rare). Todays not the same. Everything is being kept somewhere safe for the future. Not saying todays marble won't have any value. Just saying they won't be worth nearly as much as it's older brothers.

(imho) in the future the supply will dominate the demand.

ANTHONY!! you pissed at me? [email protected] NOW

marie

No I'm not.

Damn, Mike! :Emoticon-jawdrop:

ALL Killers. The 5th one down in your second post is IT.

You figured it out, but the thread is quite old......LOL

I for one never get tired looking at Mike's (glass) balls.

top right is not oxblood.

Hi Burt,

Your welcome. They are SWEET!!!

Jabo keeps on rolling.

May it never end.

JABO MAGIC.....that IS.

The JABO and JOKER doing it, DOING IT.

The 2009 JOKER II ENCORE RUN (4/23/09) completed.

(CREAM of CROP RUN) I have been told that marbles in this run are some of the BEST that were ever made. WOW!!!

LOOK for SPECIAL 50ct. BOXED COLLECTORS SETS (50 ea. cherry hand picked jabos to be included in each box).

Can't wait to see these.....Who has pictures?

Kudos to Steve. :Happy_143:

For his idea (history was made) and for his book (it's now all documented).

WTG!!!

Cover looks great.

Bocci

yeah they are.

HEY!

Hey MarboMan, have I got a board for you.

VERY NICE

I had problems when I had the AOL IE Browser but not with any of the Yuku boards.

I added the mozilla (Fire Fox) browser and I believe it's tons the best. I still use IE but NOT thru AOL.

<<I've been trying to get into the Glass Addiction board since mid-day... It won't open.

So, I just tried Marble Mental and Marble King of America..... No Luck....>>

Sue, Try Jabo Land...:-)

Call Jabo at (740) 374-2605 or e-mail Dave McCullough at [email protected]

Ann, I think it would matter how many investors are involved.

Please don't quote me on this but I think I remember someone saying of an earlier run the cost was $9,000.00

Cool. Thank you guy and gal.

Dave, do you have a pic of the original Marlee (red/white/blue w/ mica)?

Hi "Windy".

Dave wrote me that the washout to set the tank for the most recent 2009 Joker 2nd Run Oxblood/Aventurine Series was named after his second granddaughter, "Mylee" by Rick Hall & Ed Parsons two of the main investors of the Joker run. These marbles are 1/2" and 5/8" in diameter.

I must say they sure are sweet...Jabo "Mylee" Run.

NEW 09' Jabo *JOKERS*

To wash out the tank to set up for the Joker run these marbles were named after Dave's second granddaughter ("Mylee"). These are 1/2" and 5/8"'s in size and I'm told less then 200 lbs were made.

Will post pics as soon as I can.

also a wash out to set the tank (run) was named by Rick Hall and Ed Parsons after Dave's second granddaughter ("Mylee"). These are 1/2" and 5/8"'s in size and less then 200 lbs were made.

Will post pics as soon as I can.