Metaalic shine marbles

[Edward]

Searched for these but not sure if they are Vacor

[Ric]

They are certainly newer but they could be Chinese or something else. No American company that I know of made marbles like these. And I can't imagine how you would figure out if it was Vacor or someone else.

[chicagocyclist]

Perfect answer, Ric.

[akroorka]

7 hours ago, Ric said:

No American company that I know of made marbles like these.

It seems to me that Ron, our treasured marble collecting friend---RIP, described seeing this process with either Vitro or Jabo marbles as they were being made.

It involved a spray process once the marbles hit the rollers.

I agree--hard to tell the difference between the ones that were made by a variety of companies.

Marble--On!!

[Ric]

1 hour ago, akroorka said:

It involved a spray process once the marbles hit the rollers.

That's right, Art. Both JABO and Vitro (at Parkersburg). But this was to give the marbles a bit of metallic, or iridescent, sheen over their otherwise typical color/structure. As far as I know, neither JABO or Vitro made marbles that look anything like those in the OP.

[akroorka]

4 minutes ago, Ric said:

As far as I know, neither JABO or Vitro made marbles that look anything like those in the OP.

I totally agree Ric--but I will give a nod to your old pal whenever I can remember.

Marble--On!!

[akroorka]

Look up Steely Torpedo on the Vacor site—very intense-I have never seen one. 
The OP are more than likely a version of the new age Vacor Meteor.
Marble—On!!