Anything special amongst these large marbles.

[crowncarrier]

Anything special here? All are the size that we used to call crocks in my neck of the woods....

I put a quarter in picture #1 to show the size.

 

[Steph]

Most of those are commons with negligible monetary value.  The Asian cat's eyes on top.  The modern Asian marbles on the bottom.  Now if any of the green cat's eyes are pure aventurine that would make them interesting and could add value.  But basically these are among the commonest of commons.

 That said, there are a few more interesting ones mixed in with the rest.


I've circled in black some vintage or possibly-vintage ones. And I circled in red the ones I'm most interested in seeing more of.


 

[crowncarrier]

1 hour ago, Steph said:

Most of those are commons with negligible monetary value.  The Asian cat's eyes on top.  The modern Asian marbles on the bottom.  Now if any of the green cat's eyes are pure aventurine that would make them interesting and could add value.  But basically these are among the commonest of commons.

 That said, there are a few more interesting ones mixed in with the rest.


I've circled in black some vintage or possibly-vintage ones. And I circled in red the ones I'm most interested in seeing more of.


 

Here are the four marbles yous wanted a closer look at.

 

[I'llhavethat1]

The last round of pics look like a few Vitro's (Pelt on the first one).  I see at least an Alley (blue/yellow) and a couple Marble Kings in the original post.

[Steph]

I think specifically "Sunset" on that big red and white Peltier.  Nice to have one so big.

[Chad G.]

I myself learned the hard way not to throw away anything mint, like when I gave away a couple jar's of metallic streaked pelt rainbow's, there's stuff selling now that I used to throw in the dumpster, vintage or antique marble's in any type of good condition are getting harder and harder to find, for me at least. I used to walk into any thrift store or antique store and one of the first thing's I seen was a few jar's of mib's. Ahh the good old day's