Help With A Banded Indian

[Wilmena]

Hi,

I think this is a banded Indian. How would you describe the green and brown bands? They seem to have thin black lines running through them. The brown one has a purplish tone to it. There is depth to the colors. I can't find one like this in my marble books. Thanks.

[Wilmena]

Hi,

I think this is a banded Indian. How would you describe the green and brown bands? They seem to have thin black lines running through them. The brown one has a purplish tone to it. There is depth to the colors. I can't find one like this in my marble books. Thanks.

[Steph]

Bump - and moving it to the main area. Feel free to post your handmades over there. There are some handmade collectors who don't think to check in the ID forum because it has mostly machinemade marbles.

[lstmmrbls]

I think that would be closer to a banded transparent than an Indian.

[Wilmena]

I think that would be closer to a banded transparent than an Indian.

Thank you.

[Speed Racer]

Nice looking mib! What size is it?

[Wilmena]

Nice looking mib! What size is it?

7/8"

[I'llhavethat1]

At the far end of the scale where a "precision banded Indian" starts to look like a "banded transparent". Due to the base glass. And the white stripes. That would look nice with some Indians for sure.

[Wilmena]

Thanks for your help.

[1DanS]

I believe you have "precision banded" Indian and a very nice one at that size. The separation of glass (black lines in the colored panels) is not that uncommon in this type of marble.

thanks.

[Wilmena]

Cool...and then some. Thanks.

[lstmmrbls]

thats what happens when your color blind. I only saw the white stripes. Neat Indian.