Marbles

eathabs

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What would a gallon of 1950's with a few of the Stone type thrown in be worth? I turned down $100.
 

common clay marbles or commies have been around for hundreds to thousands of years.Some are dyed and others not. The Albright company is a manufacturer which mass produced this type of marble. There is no real way to date them. Collecters dont pay that much for them because they are so common. .50$ for 5/8". Good news though, it is said that people would hide jewlery inside of clay marbles to elude thieves. Break out the MD.
 

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