Help with identification needed...

[Leigh]

I posted about this marble yesterday, but didn't receive any responses, so will try again with more photos. I'm wondering if this a Vacor Galaxy marble or something else. It glows as seen in the photo under a clear flashlight, but does not glow under black light. Thank you! 

[Jeremysvt]

vacor to me

[Ric]

It looks like a Galaxy to me but I'm no Vacor expert so that'll need verification.

[Leigh]

Thanks! I want to be sure it's not a mica marble. 

[Ric]

2 minutes ago, Leigh said:

Thanks! I want to be sure it's not a mica marble. 

Certainly not a mica.

[Leigh]

9 minutes ago, Ric said:

Certainly not a mica.

Thanks - I'm still learning, so I don't want to get rid of any marbles that I am uncertain about. I think this definitely must be a Vacor then. 

[Ric]

Just now, Leigh said:

Thanks - I'm still learning, so I don't want to get rid of any marbles that I am uncertain about. I think this definitely must be a Vacor then. 

In your earlier post, Art responded that Vacor Galaxys have an opaque base so this one may be Asian.

And you sound like me. I never get rid of a marble I can't ID.

[Chad G.]

I don't think it's a galaxy, as said Vacor galaxies have an opaque base & the surface on the OP looks rough kinda like a frit, galaxies surfaces are smooth, can't find a comparable Vacor so I'm up for Asian.

Vacor I.D. LINK :  https://www.billes-en-tete.com/detail.php?id=19

 

[William]

I've got a big Vacor galaxy, so I'm on board  the Orient Express 🚞

[Da Roberto]

Asian "confetti"

[Marbleized]

Just to piggyback on this thread, might this be a Galaxy?

[akroorka]

48 minutes ago, Marbleized said:

Just to piggyback on this thread, might this be a Galaxy?

 

I believe that this one is a Vacor "Leopard". If it has an oily,chromic,bright finish---it is one

Marble--On!!

[Marbleized]

Ahhhh! Yes, it has a very shiny finish--definitely a Leopard!  Thanks Akroorka!