Are these more recent Marble King Shooters?

[The Nickel Guy]

These are not like the single color "Patch and Ribbon" pattern but the colors look very much Marble King. These mostly have same color patches on each pole. Just two, and a few have two different colors. Almost all are 1 inch, but I think there are 4 here that are 7/8 th inch. That yellow one in the corner is a regular size player marble.

Also, Looking at them, is it possible I might have some aventurine floating around on the green ones?

I don't want to call them Marble King without being sure. I got them a ways back and they were advertised as such. Thank you!

Another angle

[Chad G.]

10 minutes ago, The Nickel Guy said:

These are not like the single color "Patch and Ribbon" pattern but the colors look very much Marble King. These mostly have same color patches on each pole. Just two, and a few have two different colors. Almost all are 1 inch, but I think there are 4 here that are 7/8 th inch. That yellow one in the corner is a regular size player marble.

Also, Looking at them, is it possible I might have some aventurine floating around on the green ones?

I don't want to call them Marble King without being sure. I got them a ways back and they were advertised as such. Thank you!

Another angle

Yes, newer MK, Here's a link from AAM to some pix of the original vintage ones, many of the newer ones are UV

LINK ::  https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?p=366609&hilit=rare+marble+king#p366609

[The Nickel Guy]

1 hour ago, Chad G. said:

Yes, newer MK, Here's a link from AAM to some pix of the original vintage ones, many of the newer ones are UV

LINK ::  https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?p=366609&hilit=rare+marble+king#p366609

Thank you kindly Chad! I shall read that on AAM. I am kinda glad they are MK even if they are newer. about 10 of mine do glow in the white areas under blacklight, I should take a real good image of what I perceive may be aventurine specks. Not that they are all that exciting and it's probably just crud in the glass.

[Chad G.]

3 hours ago, The Nickel Guy said:

Thank you kindly Chad! I shall read that on AAM. I am kinda glad they are MK even if they are newer. about 10 of mine do glow in the white areas under blacklight, I should take a real good image of what I perceive may be aventurine specks. Not that they are all that exciting and it's probably just crud in the glass.

if it doesn't sparkle it's excess colorant, sometimes you get a mix of both, not sure if it's a chemical reaction or what  

[The Nickel Guy]

38 minutes ago, Chad G. said:

if it doesn't sparkle it's excess colorant, sometimes you get a mix of both, not sure if it's a chemical reaction or what  

It's excess colorant in this case. No sparkle, and thanks for that info.

[Chad G.]

30 minutes ago, The Nickel Guy said:

It's excess colorant in this case. No sparkle, and thanks for that info.

[Chad G.]

Has a diaper fold (one cut off point) like a Christensen but I see MFC, what do you see, a slag, yes, but ??

                       

 

[Fire1981]

You’ve got me all twisted up. MFC???? I see the CAC Tunnel and a trace of lavender/blue in one ribbon. But. Is that AV or kiln brick🔥

RAR🍿🍿🍿

[Chad G.]

7 minutes ago, Fire1981 said:

You’ve got me all twisted up. MFC???? I see the CAC Tunnel and a trace of lavender/blue in one ribbon. But. Is that AV or kiln brick🔥

RAR🍿🍿🍿

no lavender, it's white

[Fire1981]

So I’m trying to figure out your “Pop Quiz”. Is that AV? 🔥

RAR🍿

[Chad G.]

                 This is a CAC diaper fold striped opaque, it's a fold, not a road and tunnel same as my marble. Road and tunnel marbles all have two cutoff or (shear marks) diaper folds only have one cutoff.

 

This is a regular two seam striped opaque W the road and tunnel, the road and tunnel is on the side ( or cutoff) not the end

     

       

 

 

[Chad G.]

9 minutes ago, Fire1981 said:

So I’m trying to figure out your “Pop Quiz”. Is that AV? 🔥

RAR🍿

There is no av. that's dust, just looking for an opinion, I got 3 of them last year on AAM , all different about this same marble