fleeks of gold and furnace debris? i've never seen one quite like this.. id help most appreciated!!

[DHUNNIE 27]

[marblemanvintagemarbles]

Almost looks like a real stone

[bumblebee]

That's a real agate mineral marble. The half-moon marks are hits called moons.

Looks like there might be a deeper internal fracture too.

The German-made ones will have small flat faceted areas all over the surface which can be hard to see with the naked eye sometimes, but under very bright light the faceting can be seen, but a loupe may be required. If it's later then it would be ground by machine and not show any facets.

[Alan]

It has every appearance of being an agate.  Surface and subsurface damage.

[akroorka]

2 hours ago, bumblebee said:

The German-made ones will have small flat faceted areas all over the surface which can be hard to see with the naked eye sometimes,

Once you find the facets--you will be hooked.

These were also made in California---LA--in the good ole USA.

I love to backlight this type---just me maybe----not!

Research these a bit more and find out how they were made.

You will be hooked for sure. These marbles took a beating and kept on cooking.

Here is one with backlight

Marble--On!!

 

[Fire1981]

Always Keepers in my collection. I can never get enough or have too many Agates.🔥

RAR

[DHUNNIE 27]

Thanks Pros! She's a keeper alright!!