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On 1/11/2026 at 9:11 PM, Flicker said:

G'day folks!

"Peltier Bananas" have some of the very clearest glass ever made---ever.

Crystal clear with very, very few bubbles involved.

Pelt is known for bubbles in the glass--not these--they are very refined as far as the clear/transperent goes.

Peltier Bannanas have some of the finest clear glass ever made in the world of collectable marbles, I love em and will continue to collect them as cateyes.

Crop these images a bit and you are perfect here with images.

Nice marble!

Marble--On!!

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7 minutes ago, akroorka said:

"Peltier Bananas" have some of the very clearest glass ever made---ever.

Crystal clear with very, very few bubbles involved.

Pelt is known for bubbles in the glass--not these--they are very refined as far as the clear/transperent goes.

Peltier Bannanas have some of the finest clear glass ever made in the world of collectable marbles, I love em and will continue to collect them as cateyes.

Crop these images a bit and you are perfect here with images.

Nice marble!

Marble--On!!

Ah.. I knew there was something I forgot to do with the photos, cropping! good idea, will do from now on.

The glass looks very clear to me, so you think its not a Pelt?

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If you have any more check for AV along one of the sides. I have found that the green ones will have vs the other colors. I have a few red and green ones with AV. I don’t have any white,yellow or blue ones with AV. 2X in crystal clear base glass🔥

RAR

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3 minutes ago, Fire1981 said:

If you have any more check for AV along one of the sides. I have found that the green ones will have vs the other colors. I have a few red and green ones with AV. I don’t have any white,yellow or blue ones with AV. 2X in crystal clear base glass🔥

RAR

I still need to learn some marble lingo, what does AV mean? this does have lots of bubbles, I am sure that's one of the reasons I purchased this one back in the day, the only reason I am stumped on its make as being a Pelt is that the banana itself has a sharp Z shape banana, where all other Pelts with bananas I remember seeing had no so sharp cornering like this one.

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26 minutes ago, Flicker said:

what does AV mean?

AV means Aventurine.

Yours shows some glass bubbles on the green--not AV.

Aventurine is mosty discussed as little fakes of a metallic nature involved in the glass itself when it is involved with "Machine Made Marbles".

Like litle diamond bits or if you are into "Hot Rod" cars--it would be "Metal Flake".

This av could be Gold, Blue, Green, Yellow--or even black--- amongst others.

Now given that, in Old German Handmades this would be considered as "Lutz" a true bonus in any antique handmade.

I know--hard to decipher.

You keep coming back and asking questions--post some more marbles as well.

Marble--On!

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1 minute ago, akroorka said:

AV means Aventurine.

Yours shows some glass bubbles on the green--not AV.

Aventurine is mosty discussed as little fakes of a metallic nature involved in the glass itself when it is involved with "Machine Made Marbles".

Like litle diamond bits or if you are into "Hot Rod" cars--it would be "Metal Flake".

This av could be Gold, Blue, Green, Yellow--or even black--- amongst others.

Now given that, in Old German Handmades this would be considered as "Lutz" a true bonus in any antique handmade.

I know--hard to decipher.

You keep coming back and asking questions--post some more marbles as well.

Marble--On!

Oh thank you, I do love metallic flakes in car paint, and Lutz marbles.

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Aventurine can come in many apparent colors, blue, red, green etc. The key is the glitter like glassy sparkle to identifying it. Some marbles contain more than one color of Aventurine. Av can be added to a marble during manufacturing or be a result of a chemical reaction in the glass during manufacturing.

 

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