More help please

[VickieB]

Can anybody tell me more on these marbles

[Mojo]

Picture 3 are german handmades 

Big one is a Yellow Latticino core swirl

Few little ones Latticino Core swirl 

Coreless swirl i see also , nice ones

Keep them apart those germans   ill buy or trade you for them 👌😎👍

 

[Mojo]

17 minutes ago, Mojomarblelicious said:

Picture 3 are german handmades 

Big one is a Yellow Latticino core swirl

Few little ones Latticino Core swirl 

Keep them apart those germans   ill buy or trade you for them 👌😎👍

 

This one i think called peppermint swirl

I am novice , sure you will get more help to ID some of your marbles

[VickieB]

Thanks again for your help, not selling or trading at the moment till I know what I'm doing, very much a novice and heaps more in collection to go through 

[wvrons]

With all marbles, condition is the number one factor. No matter how old, how rare, what ever, condition is collectors number one concern. A mint $500.00 marble, the same at near mint minus is $50.00 .  A $10.00 mint marble at near mint is $2.00 .   A $1.00 mint marble at near mint is zero$.  

Learning to grade marbles correctly is a big key to buying, selling or trading. Many people learn to identify marbles before they learn to grade them. No matter what it is, if you cannot grade it, you will have a hard time putting a dollar value on it. 

mint  9.0 - 10.0   Probably is no such thing as a 10.0    Mint or mint-     There is no mint +      If it is mint, it is mint.   You may see marble listings for sale as wet mint. I am not sure what that means ?  If it is a dull marble it probably is not mint. 

near mint 8.0 - 8.9          near mint -      near mint    near mint +

collectible is below 8.0      Most below 8.0 are very low dollar value or zero.  Ok to learn from.