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This may seem like a very silly question. But I genuinely do not know. I am new at marble collecting. I’ve been trying to ID the marbles I have and I am getting a lot of amazing feedback. But, I don’t know what to do with it from there. I don’t know if those are valuable, collectable, or meh marbles. 
 

I guess what I’m asking is in what order would you List your marbles according to collectability? Is that even a word? Lol

Hope this makes sense…

 

thank you

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If the condition of the marbles is good i would say

German Handmades on the top of the list

East European Marbles Czech amd Bulgarian etcetera

American Machinemade also on the top 

And the rest not necceserely in this order 

German machinemade / wirepulls 

Veiligglas Amsterdam 

European Sparklers and Stripeys 

European patch and ribbons

Hope this helps you out a little 

 

 

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7 hours ago, SherryFain said:

This may seem like a very silly question. But I genuinely do not know. I am new at marble collecting. I’ve been trying to ID the marbles I have and I am getting a lot of amazing feedback. But, I don’t know what to do with it from there. I don’t know if those are valuable, collectable, or meh marbles. 
 

I guess what I’m asking is in what order would you List your marbles according to collectability? Is that even a word? Lol

Hope this makes sense…

 

thank you

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Every collector may have a different order of what is high on their own list. Some people #1 is Alley , some #1 is German handmades, some people may German handmades  on the bottom, Some #1 is Ravenswoods. All makers or companies had some what might be high value and some low value. Rare all depends on what each collector is exposed to ?   

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