Help with ID

[Jenniferpowers1976]

hello, im new to the marble collecting world & Im amazed at how 1 marble can appear so different with differnt lighting.  Attached are pictures of the same marble. 1 pictue being with no light, 1 with back lighting and one with UV lighting. I would greatly appreciate if anyone could tell me anything about this marble. Thank you in advanced and i look forward to any information! I quickly became obsessed with marbles just recently when going through my Grandfathers items after he passed away in October at the age of 94. I'm not looking to sell any of them as they hold more value to me because they were my Grandfather's. I only added the satement about not wanting to sell them, due to previous groups i joined for help with IDing marbles, instead I recieved negative feedback with them stating that i was just looking to make money from the marbles. I'm looking for help with identifying them. I regret so much the many times during visits that I showed no interest in them as he tried to teach me the names,  makers etc. 

[Chad G.]

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                                Looks like a game marble to me, almost impossible to nail down any specific manufacturer. Others will chime in w their opinion, again,

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[akroorka]

7 hours ago, Jenniferpowers1976 said:

Attached are pictures of the same marble

Welcome Jenniferpowers1976 to "TheMarbleConnection".

This is a great example of what it takes to ID a marble.

The first image of course looks black--the second image opens it up and the third image tells me that it is a WVS Game marble.

Nice work here my marble collecting friend.

Marble--On!!