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6 hours ago, I'llhavethat1 said:

Might have better luck in separate posts or numbering but the red and yellow on black(?) Looks interesting

okay, yeah for sure I can number them or do separate posts. This is my problem I know, but i'm dealing with a financial struggle ever since covid start and it's all finally coming to a point on the 13th when my electric will be turned off to my home. I'm trying to identify some high valued marbles as I begin to regrettable start to sell my collection. 

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4 minutes ago, StevenJustSteven said:

okay, yeah for sure I can number them or do separate posts. This is my problem I know, but i'm dealing with a financial struggle ever since covid start and it's all finally coming to a point on the 13th when my electric will be turned off to my home. I'm trying to identify some high valued marbles as I begin to regrettable start to sell my collection. 

With this said, I also understand that this forum is not the place to air out personal matters or even to try and make it a market place. I respect this forum more than that and would never be disrespectful in that manner. My only intentions here is to fellowship with fellow marble collectors and find out the ID of some marbles that may or may not be valuable. All my selling endeavors I will take elsewhere, where it is more appropriate. 

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That red/yellow on black is very interesting and it is giving me some CAC vibes.

I have not seen any marble like it before.

The mostly yellow one is a Marble King--"Blended something".

I am going to say Champion on the white/purplish on a clear based one.

More opinions are needed on all.

Good Luck!

Marble--On!!

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1 hour ago, Fire1981 said:

Could the yellow/black//red one be a Vacor🔥

 

I do not think so Fire,
The yellow reminds me of this type of CAC.
The little blowholes and the diving design do not call out as Vacor to me. There are also dimples which remind me of CAC.
 

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4 hours ago, akroorka said:

I do not think so Fire,
The yellow reminds me of this type of CAC.
The little blowholes and the diving design do not call out as Vacor to me. There are also dimples which remind me of CAC.
 

Electric yellow 1.jpg

That's what's so cool in an CAC Electric Yellow; Stretching, and melding. 1 has a loop or tunnel, on the side. 2, also on side and 3. maybe but the bubbling is nice.

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16 hours ago, Fire1981 said:

Is the Loop trait evident in pics 2 and 4 in the bottom right hand corner 🔥

RAR

You mean the Yellow, Black and some kind of pink colors? No, there's no looping or tunnel-like traits on it. It's interesting, but I no see CAC in or on it. 

I am not a Vacor fan from several years back, yet I am sensing it may be an early, mid to later 1990s run of this color set. 

Yup, here's that thin yellow and pink. It's a Vacor Twister. Accordingly, it's an early run.

Although, the OP's Twister has more class.

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23 hours ago, Jeff54 said:

You mean the Yellow, Black and some kind of pink colors? No, there's no looping or tunnel-like traits on it. It's interesting, but I no see CAC in or on it. 

I am not a Vacor fan from several years back, yet I am sensing it may be an early, mid to later 1990s run of this color set. 

Yup, here's that thin yellow and pink. It's a Vacor Twister. Accordingly, it's an early run.

Although, the OP's Twister has more class.

il_1588xN.2593398459_np3e.jpgInterestingly enough this was actually what I thought to. I had it with some twisters that I had. But over and over again in the corner of my eye this just stood out. Sitting in a pile of them it’s the odd man out. So many time when not even considering it and before I even knew CAC had one with similar colors I kept pulling this one out because it struck me odd only to find out each time that I’ve pull it out before. Like déjà vu. I don’t know if it’ll help but I have some Vacor twisters I can photograph it with. Just from having it in hand and it keeps grabbing my attention if not belonging is the most I have to stand on. The looping and stretching I haven’t a clue what that means but I enjoy reading it because I’m sure it’ll play a role in helping me once it all clicks together. I’ll say this of certainty though. If it is a Vacor twister, it is going to have to be a generation or two difference because from the Vacor twisters that I have, it just doesn’t belong. 

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On 12/11/2023 at 1:13 PM, akroorka said:

That red/yellow on black is very interesting and it is giving me some CAC vibes.

I have not seen any marble like it before.

The mostly yellow one is a Marble King--"Blended something".

I am going to say Champion on the white/purplish on a clear based one.

More opinions are needed on all.

Good Luck!

Marble--On!!

So upon seeing this one described as red and going back and looking at it. My lighting is deceiving. It’s more of a salmon color. Actually it’s exactly a salmon color imho.

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23 hours ago, Jeff54 said:

No, there's no looping or tunnel-like traits on it.

I disagree my marble collecting friend. 
If this is a Vacor---well I will eat some stinky cheese (which I like by the way:confused-smileys-327:).
If you plan on selling, get some more opinions on this one—it is special.
Marble—On!!
 

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On 12/13/2023 at 2:58 PM, akroorka said:

I disagree my marble collecting friend. 
If this is a Vacor---well I will eat some stinky cheese (which I like by the way:confused-smileys-327:).
If you plan on selling, get some more opinions on this one—it is special.
Marble—On!!
 

Yeah, this link on Worth Point ought to answer questions over doubt about the nature of Vacor De Mexico's tricky fake, look-a-like CAC marbles.  There are some Vacor Serpents that have fooled many by impersonating Peltier Superman and a couple of other Peltier. For the most part, Vacor's swirl pattern is pretty much the same across the board' as long as you can keep up with each color set and all the names. But here we have the example where yellow thins out, gets a little stretching and molted blotches. Add to it where their pattern has gone askew and wa, la, we got a hybrid!

    Notably, Vacor's colors can shift to different shades or tones like red-brown and red to pinks or Samon as one example.  Many of their basic colors shift regularly. .

  It occurs to me that, when we find stuff like it, a Vacor has morphed into a hybrid. Worth point is a thief. Always taking eBay's locked or protected images and then locking it exclusive to their own. I think, if ya gonna swipe stuff like that, the least can do is allow peeps to link it. But, alas, click the link because 4 good photos on it should leave no doubts, that, I'd rather hunt it down for days and days before stinky Eck! cheese gets under my nose.

 37/64" VACOR 1ST RUN "TWISTER" MINT | #459949376 (worthpoint.com)

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2 hours ago, Jeff54 said:

Vacor De Mexico's tricky fake, look-a-like CAC marbles.

Thanks Jeff54, I concede and I am crying"uncle" thanks to your research.

It is a good thing being wrong😁. This is where I learn.

I still might eat some stinky cheese though🤢.

Marble--On!!

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